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# Create or Edit Existing Dashboards
## Steps to Create or Edit HCM Product Dashboards
* To understand how to create dashboards in Kibana, refer to this guide:[ Create a Dashboard of Panels](https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/kibana/current/create-a-dashboard-of-panels-with-web-server-data.html).
* To edit existing dashboards, open the desired dashboard.
* Click on the ‘Edit’ button.
* For each chart you want to edit, click on “Edit Visualization”.
* Check the chart type and data view from which data is getting fetched as shown in the image below:
* Click on “Edit Lens” to get an overview of the available and selected fields in the respective data view.
* You can go to the respective data view under Stack Management -> Saved Objects, update the indexes, and add a timestamp filter for the respective chart.
**View/Edit Queries used to get the metric data**
* After going back to the “Edit Visualization”, you can see the metrics that are shown in the chart here as shown in the image below:
* Click on the desired metric, for which you want to view/edit the query.
**View Data Sources**
* To see which index a data view is pulling the data from, check the respective data views in Stack Management -> Data Views.
* If you need to create your own data views, follow this guide:[ Creating Data Views in Kibana](https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/kibana/current/data-views.html).
* For example, if you click on “Edit Visualization” on a chart, you will see that the table chart is getting data from the DV-PT-PJT data view.
* You can then view the DV-PT-PJT data, check the indices from where the data is getting pulled, and add a timestamp filter according to your requirements.
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