> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.superoffice.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Display selection as a chart

> After you have created a selection you can display your results visually for a more instant understanding of the data. This how-to guide will show you how to visualize selections with the help of charts in SuperOffice CRM.+

After creating a selection, you can visualize your data using charts for a clearer and more immediate understanding. The available chart types depend on the selection type-for example, only sales-related charts are available for sales selections. Charts from dynamic selections can also be used in [dashboards][1].

![Use a chart to visualize your selection -screenshot][img1]

## Steps to open a chart

1. Open the selection you wish to visualize.

2. Go to the **Charts** tab.

3. Click <i class="ph ph-chart-bar" aria-label="Bar chart" /> and select a chart type to display the data visually. The chart titles indicate what data will be shown.

4. (Optional) Click <i class="ph ph-pencil" aria-label="pencil icon" /> above the chart to open the settings panel, where you can configure the chart further.

<Note>
  To see charts for **all SuperOffice data** (not just selections), select **Dashboard** in the Navigator.
</Note>

## Explore the chart

* Click the data labels (legend) to hide or show specific values.

* Hover over chart sections to see detailed source data.

* Click a chart section to drill down into the data. Select a row to preview it.

  ![Explore chart of selection -screenshot][img2]

* Click <i class="ph ph-arrow-clockwise" aria-label="Refresh" /> to update the chart with the latest data.

* Click <i class="ph ph-dots-three-circle-vertical" aria-label="Task" /> on the tab above the chart and select **View in full screen** to open a detailed view of the chart, including data tables and export options (**PDF, PNG, SVG, CSV, and XLS**).

## Troubleshooting: No data available

If a chart displays a **No data available** message, it means your selection does not contain the necessary information. Try these solutions:

* Adjust the selection criteria.
* Choose a different chart type that aligns with your selection data.

[1]: ../../../../dashboard/learn/index

[img1]: /media/loc/en/search-options/selection-chart.png

[img2]: /media/loc/en/search-options/drill-down-selection-chart.png


## Related topics

- [Working with dashboard tiles](/en/dashboard/learn/working-with-tiles.md)