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docs/questions/query-builder/introduction.md

@@ -181,12 +181,6 @@ The drill-through menu will present different options depending on what you clic
 
 When viewing a [table](../sharing/visualizations/table.md), clicking on the heading of a column gives you different options, depending on the columns data type. See [table](../sharing/visualizations/table.md#column-heading-options-for-filtering-and-summarizing).
 
-## Returning to the editor
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-To return to the editor for a question, click on the **Show editor** button in the upper right.
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-![Show editor](../images/show-editor.png)
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 ## Viewing an individual record's details
 
 To see more info about a given record (a user account, order, venue, etc.), click on a record's ID number (or primary key). You can see all fields related to that one record and all connected tables that are hidden in the table view for the sake of readability. To page through the other records in the current table, press the right or left arrow keys, or click on the arrows to the right or left of the screen.

docs/questions/sharing/visualizations/combo-chart.md

@@ -8,9 +8,7 @@ Combo charts let you combine bars and lines (or areas) on the same chart.
 
 ![Line + bar](../../images/combo-chart.png)
 
-Metabase will pick one of your series to display as a line, and another to display as a bar by default. Open up the visualization settings to change which series are lines, bars, or areas, as well as to change per-series settings like colors. Click the down arrow icon on the right of a series to see additional options:
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-![Line + bar](../../images/combo-chart-settings.png)
+Metabase will pick one of your series to display as a line, and another to display as a bar by default. Open up the visualization settings to change which series are lines, bars, or areas, as well as to change per-series settings like colors.
 
 To use a Combo chart you'll either need to have two or more metrics selected in the Summarize By section of your question, with one or two grouping columns, like this:
 

docs/questions/sharing/visualizations/line-bar-and-area-charts.md

@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ They're pretty useful.
 
 **Line charts** are best for displaying the trend of a number over time, especially when you have lots of x-axis values. For more, check out our [Guide to line charts](https://www.metabase.com/learn/basics/visualizing-data/line-charts.html) and [Time series analysis](https://www.metabase.com/learn/time-series) tutorials.
 
-![Trend lines](../../images/trend-lines.png)
+![Trend lines](../../images/goal-line.png)
 
 ## Bar charts
 

docs/questions/sharing/visualizing-results.md

@@ -139,15 +139,15 @@ When you select the [Map](./visualizations/map.md) visualization, Metabase will
 
 ![Region map](../images/map.png)
 
-## Formatting data in charts
+## Styling and formatting data in charts
 
-While we're talking about formatting, we thought you should also know that you can access formatting options for the columns used in a chart. Just open the visualization settings and select the `Data` tab:
+![Chart formatting options](../images/chart-formatting-options.png)
 
-![Chart formatting](../images/chart-formatting.png)
+You can access formatting options for the columns used in a chart. Just open the visualization settings (click on the gear in the bottom left of a chart next to **Visualization**).
 
-Then click on the gear icon next to the column that you want to format. Dates, numbers, and currencies tend to have the most useful formatting options.
+Options differ depending on the chart, and can include settings for the chart's data, its display, and its axes.
 
-![Chart formatting options](../images/chart-formatting-options.png)
+See also [Formatting defaults](../../data-modeling/formatting.md).
 
 ## Further reading