What can you do if the analyzer includes an existing chart similar to your desired output?

If the analyzer includes an existing chart that resembles your desired output, cloning and modifying the chart is a practical approach. This method allows you to preserve the original chart's configurations, data sources, and settings while making personalized adjustments to it.

Cloning the chart is beneficial because it provides a starting point that already contains the necessary framework, thereby saving time and effort. Once cloned, you can alter specific parameters, such as the data range, visualization types, or display options, to fine-tune it according to your requirements. This method achieves the desired customization without losing the integrity or functionality of the default chart.

Other options, like modifying the default chart directly, could lead to unintended consequences if the default version is used in other contexts or needs to be reverted in the future. Creating a new chart from scratch, while feasible, may require more time and effort to configure all settings and data sources. Deleting the old chart is typically not a recommended practice unless it's confirmed to be no longer needed, as it eliminates any previous work or data visualizations that might still hold relevance.