> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://anaconda.com/docs/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
# Visualize with Python
Visualizations allow you to transform entire data sheets or specific cell selections into charts to help you understand your data. Anaconda provides a variety of charts so you can present your data in a way that makes sense for your use case.
## Creating a chart
Create a new chart using the following steps:
1. Under **Visualizations**, click **Visualize with Python**.
2. Click **+ New Chart**.
3. Select a chart type from the list of charts.
4. Select your source data range and configure the controls on the **Setup** tab.
5. (Optional) Customize your chart further with the options provided on the **Design** tab.
6. Click **Create**.
7. Set the location for the chart to render, then click **OK**. The chart renders within the confines of the cell.
To move a chart to a new cell after creating it, click actions beside the chart, then click **Move**.
8. To properly view the chart, select the cell, then click **Create Reference**.
The chart displays as an enlarged copy. If you'd prefer to view the enlarged chart only when needed, you can delete the enlarged copy and recreate it at any time.
## Editing a chart
Edit an existing chart by adjusting the parameters provided on the **Setup** and **Design** tabs or by manually configuring the code on the **Code** tab.
1. From the Visualizations home page, click the chart you want to edit.
2. Make any necessary changes on the **Setup** and **Design** tabs, then click **Apply**.
The **Code** tab displays auto-generated code based on your selections in the **Setup** and **Design** tabs. While the tabs offer numerous configuration options, the underlying Python library, seaborn, offers additional flexibility, as detailed in the seaborn [API documentation](https://seaborn.pydata.org/api#function-interface).
To take advantage of this flexibility:
1. From the Visualizations home page, click the chart you want to edit.
2. Click the **Code** tab.
3. Enter **Edit** mode.
4. Make any necessary changes to the code, then click **Apply**.
While you are in **Edit** mode, the **Setup** and **Design** tabs become locked because free-form code changes cannot be reflected back to the UI elements in the **Setup** and **Design** tabs.
Once you edit a chart's code manually, you cannot return to using the **Setup** and **Design** tabs to configure your chart without first discarding all of the changes you've made to the chart's code. The reason is that the **Setup** and **Design** tabs will again auto-generate code and overwrite any existing code in the **Code** tab.