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# Saving or Canceling Your Chart Edits

### Saving or Canceling Your Chart

After customizing your chart in the Advanced Chart Builder, you can either save your changes or cancel to discard them.

#### What happens when you save

* Your chart is updated with all current settings (category, series, filters, style, etc.).
* If editing from a thread, the chart saves in place for future reference.
* If editing from a Pinboard, the saved chart is updated on your Pin.
* Once saved, changes cannot be automatically reverted, but you can manually make additional changes to the pin to meet your needs. 

#### How to discard and revert changes

* Click Cancel at the bottom of the builder to exit without saving.
* Any changes and edits made during the session will be discarded and the chart will revert to its last saved version.

{% hint style="success" %}
Use Cancel freely while experimenting. Charts aren’t finalized until you confirm the edits when you Save.
{% endhint %}


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