# Creating a multi-dataset chart

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In multi-dataset charts, you can only use linked dimensions, i.e., those available in all datasets.

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To create a [multi-dataset chart](../../concepts/chart/index.md#multi-dataset-charts):


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If you use the new DataLens object model with [workbooks and collections](../../workbooks-collections/index.md):

1. Go to the DataLens [home page](https://datalens.ru/?skipPromo=true). In the left-hand panel, select ![collections](../../../_assets/console-icons/rectangles-4.svg) **Collections and workbooks**.
1. Open the workbook, click **Create** in the top-right corner, and select the object you need.

Proceed with this guide from Step 3.

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1. Go to the DataLens [home page](https://datalens.ru/?skipPromo=true).
1. In the left-hand panel, click ![image](../../../_assets/console-icons/chart-column.svg) **Charts**.
1. Click **Create chart** → **Chart in Wizard**.



1. Under **Dataset**, select the dataset for visualization. If you do not have a dataset, [create one](../../dataset/create-dataset.md#create).
1. Add another dataset. To do this, under the dataset list, click **Add dataset** and select the dataset to visualize.
1. When you add a dataset, a link is automatically created based on the first field name and data type match. In the dataset link configuration window that opens, click **Save**.
1. Repeat steps 3-4 as required.
1. Select the chart type, e.g., **Line chart**.
1. Drag one of the linked dimensions to the **X** section. The values will appear in the lower part of the chart on the X axis.
1. Drag measures from different datasets to the **Y** section. The values will appear as charts on the Y axis.
1. Drag a dimension or measure from the dataset to the **Filters** section. The field can be empty. In this case, no filters are applied.


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