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# Managing Charts
This section shows you how to create, edit, copy, and delete charts so that you can easily manage them within your workspace.
#### Accessing Charts
1. In the Infinity sidebar, click the **Settings (gear icon)**.
2. Click on **Charts** to open the charts management page.
#### Creating a New Chart
1. Click the **ADD CHART** button at the top of the Charts page.
2. Define the name, chart type (e.g., line, column, metric, etc.), and configure your data sources.
3. Once configured, click **Save** to finalize the chart.
#### Editing an Existing Chart
1. On the Charts page, find the chart you wish to edit.
2. Click directly on the **chart name** to open the chart editor.
3. Make the desired modifications, such as changing data sources, visual type, or style.
4. Click **Save** to apply your changes.
#### Copying a Chart
To quickly duplicate an existing chart:
1. Locate the chart you wish to copy.
2. Click on the **three-dot options menu** (⋮) to the right of the chart entry.
3. Select **Copy**.
A duplicate chart will immediately appear in the list, allowing you to modify it without altering the original.
#### Deleting a Chart
To permanently delete a chart:
1. Locate the chart you wish to delete.
2. Click on the **three-dot options menu** (⋮) next to the chart.
3. Select **Delete**.
4. Confirm your action by clicking **Delete** in the confirmation dialog. This action is irreversible.
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