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# Zoomed-in Analysis

### **Zoomed-in analysis of a single chart**

You can further analyze a chart in depth for a custom range to your needs.

Open in a view mode

1. On the chart you’d like to analyze, click the "box" icon
2. Drag select a specific range you’d like to analyze
3. **To unselect:** click outside the selected area to deselect the selection
4. **To extend or reduce the range selection:** drag right and left the icon to extend
5. Once the range has been selected, right click and select **Zoom analysis this range**

![Photo alt #responsive](https://api.filerobot.com/opendocs-global/v1/get/a8012e8e-69cf-586b-8493-e4e277c50000)

### **Analysis comparison between multiple charts**

Ability to do the same analysis as single zoomed-in analysis but can compare between multiple charts.

1. On the chart you’d like to analyze, click the **box** icon
2. Drag select a specific range you’d like to analyze

* To unselect: click outside the selected area to deselect the selection
* To extend or reduce the range selection: drag right and left the icon to extend
* Once the range has been selected, right click and select **Zoom and compare this range**

A zoom analysis popup will show up

![Photo alt #responsive](https://api.filerobot.com/opendocs-global/v1/get/61986a13-3cde-5f2e-908b-9e781a750000)

{% hint style="info" %}
Zoomed-in analysis works in case types of chart are: Line chart, mix chart and bar chart, as well as, X scale = datetime 
{% endhint %}


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