First release

Author: rcastley

content/en/s4r/9-custom-dashboard/3-custom-chart.md

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 * First, use the {{% button style="grey" %}}Untitled chart{{% /button %}} input field and name the chart **Overall Test Duration**.
 * For this exercise we want a bar or column chart, so click on the 3rd icon {{% icon icon="chart-bar" %}} in the chart option box.
 * In the **Plot editor** enter `synthetics.run.duration.time.ms` (this is runtime in duration for our test) in the **Signal** box and hit enter.
-* Click the {{% button style="blue" %}}Add filter{{% /button %}} button.
-* Set the filter to successful ones by selecting `success:true`, the button now should contain that.
 * Right now we see different colored bars, a different color for each region the test runs from. As this is not needed we can change that behavior by adding some analytics.
 * Click the {{% button style="blue" %}}Add analytics{{% /button %}} button.
 * From the drop-down choose the **Mean** option, then pick `mean:aggregation` and click outside the dialog box. Notice how the chart changes to a single color as the metrics are now aggregated.
-* Change the time scale, click on the settings {{% icon icon="cog" %}} icon at the end of the plot line. It will open the following dialog:
+* The x-axis does not currently represent time to change this click on the settings {{% icon icon="cog" %}} icon at the end of the plot line. The following following dialog will open:
   ![signal setup](../images/signal-setup.png)
-* Change the **Display units** (**2**) in the drop-down box from **None** to **Time (autoscaling)/Milliseconds(ms)**. The drop-down changes to **Millisecond** and the x-axis of the chart now represents **Time**.
+* Change the **Display units** (**2**) in the drop-down box from **None** to **Time (autoscaling)/Milliseconds(ms)**. The drop-down changes to **Millisecond** and the x-axis of the chart now represents the test duration time.
 * Close the dialog, either by clicking on the settings {{% icon icon="cog" %}} icon or the {{% button style="gray" %}}close{{% /button %}} button.
-* Add our detector by clicking {{% button style="blue" %}}Link Detector{{% /button %}} button and start typing the name of the detector you created earlier.
+* Add our detector by clicking the {{% button style="blue" %}}Link Detector{{% /button %}} button and start typing the name of the detector you created earlier.
 * Click on the detector name to select it.
-* Notice that a colored border appears around the chart, indicating the status of the alert, along with a new bell icon at the top of the dashboard as shown below.
+* Notice that a colored border appears around the chart, indicating the status of the alert, along with a bell icon at the top of the dashboard as shown below:
   ![detector added](../images/detector-added.png)
 * Click the {{% button style="blue" %}}Save and close{{% /button %}} button.
 * In the dashboard, move the charts so they look like the screenshot below:

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