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# Creating a chart
To add a chart, click on Add widget in the middle of the screen if it is a new dashboard, or on the  button on the top right. Give it a title. Select the project or subfolder for the data you want to include.
Creating a chart on the dashboard
In the configuration, you can specify the element to be displayed on the chart, and you can also select which field to group the elements by. If you have already created some pre-saved filter conditions known as views, you can copy these filters by selecting the appropriate view and filter the data on the chart. Furthermore, you can configure your own filter conditions and groups. You can also choose whether to display the legend, totals or percentages on the chart.
Chart configuration
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