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# Changing Deviation Charts Types
In order to change the deviation chart types, you have to enter the menu.
For each active deviation chart you can change the chart type in the sub menu. For measure deviation charts you can choose between the following.
### Deviation Chart Types
| Absolute | Percent | Waterfall |
| -------------------------------- | -------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
|  |  |  |
| | | The waterfall deviation chart sums up the absolute deviations up in a running totals waterfall chart and displays a sum at the end. |
The scaling factors of both the absolute and waterfall deviation charts are bound to the scaling factor of the base chart. If a deviation value does not fit into the assigned value range of the deviation chart, it will be shown as an outlier.
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