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Yandex DataLens wizard charts

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Yandex Cloud
Updated at July 17, 2026
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The wizard is a constructor where you create new charts based on data from one or more datasets (for details, see Multi-dataset charts). You can create an unlimited number of charts based on a single dataset.

Note

​To view the text of an SQL query from your chart to the data source, click in the top-right corner of the chart and select Inspector. You can find the query text in Data sources → Query to data source. For more information, see Chart inspector in Yandex DataLens.

Charts allow you to quickly analyze and test hypotheses. You can also save charts and add them to dashboards as widgets.

Warning

DataLens limits the number of data rows displayed in charts. For more information, see Yandex DataLens quotas and limits.

The wizard UI has the following elements:

  1. At the top, you can see general information, such as the chart path and the elements for managing and saving a chart, common for all charts.
  2. At the bottom, you can select a dataset to build a chart from. Once you select a dataset, you will see a list of fields you can use in the chart.
  3. Dataset dimensions you can use to build your chart. You can also add a calculated field to this list.
  4. Dataset measures you can use to build your chart.
  5. Chart type selection button and the icon to open the general settings.
  6. List of sections. The available sections depend on the selected chart type, e.g., X axis, Y axis, filters, etc. You can drag and drop fields in a section.
  7. Preview area where the visualization is displayed. You can select multiple elements to view in graphs and charts by holding the Ctrl key.
  8. Chart legend. The legend maps the chart colors to the field values in the Colors section. By clicking individual legend elements, you can change the data display in the chart. You can select multiple legend elements by pressing and holding Ctrl/Cmd. You can enable and disable the legend in the chart settings.

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