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docs/compare-stats.md

@@ -46,7 +46,7 @@ First, filter the dashboard in any way you want to [segment your audience](filte
 
 ### Choose a chart interval
 
-In the top right of the chart itself, you can choose the unit of time the stats on the chart are grouped by. This gives you a more granular comparison view. The available interval options depend on the date range you've selected. For example, if you select "Last 30 days" as your primary date range, you can display the stats by day or by week.
+In the options menu (the **⋮** icon in the top right of the chart), you can choose the unit of time the stats on the chart are grouped by under "**Graph interval**". This gives you a more granular comparison view. The available interval options depend on the date range you've selected. For example, if you select "Last 30 days" as your primary date range, you can display the stats by day or by week.
 
 ## Match day of the week or match exact date
 

docs/csv-import.md

@@ -44,7 +44,7 @@ No data export/import is needed in this case either. We have an easy way to [cha
 
 4. Make sure to select all the CSV files that you've exported and click on the "**Confirm import**" button. If you don't select all the exported files, some data may be missing from your import.
 
-5. Imported data will be displayed alongside your native Plausible data in the same Plausible dashboard. An icon is shown in the top-right of the dashboard when imported data has been included. Clicking this icon will stop the imported data from being displayed and the icon will then appear with a strike-through.
+5. Imported data will be displayed alongside your native Plausible data in the same Plausible dashboard. You can turn this off by opening the options menu (the **⋮** icon in the top right of the chart) and toggling off "**Include imported data**".
 
 ## Multiple imports into the same Plausible dashboard
 
@@ -78,7 +78,7 @@ There are several exceptions to this though, because some properties are aggrega
   * `Outbound Link: Click` and `File Download` goals with the `url` property
   * `404` goals with the `path` property
 
-By default, imported data is always included in the view, unless you choose to exclude it manually by clicking on the imported icon in the top right of the dashboard main graph.
+By default, imported data is always included in the view, unless you choose to exclude it manually by opening the options menu (the **⋮** icon in the top right of the chart) and toggling off "**Include imported data**".
 
 <img alt="Stats include imported data" src={useBaseUrl('img/stats-include-imported-data.png')} />
 

docs/export-stats.md

@@ -12,8 +12,8 @@ You can export your stats directly from the top chart of your Plausible dashboar
 
 1. Select the date range in the top right of your Plausible dashboard to view the specific time period
 2. [Filter your dashboard](filters-segments.md) by any metric that you wish to create a specific audience segment. Do include a goal in the filter (such as external link clicks, file downloads or custom events) if you're looking to export specific conversion metrics
-3. If applicable, click on the "**Import**" icon on the right-hand side of the top chart of your Plausible dashboard to choose whether you want your imported data to be included in the export
-4. Then click on the "**Download**" icon on the right-hand side of the top chart of your Plausible dashboard to download the stats for your chosen view and segment
+3. If applicable, open the options menu (the **⋮** icon in the top right of the chart) and toggle "**Include imported data**" to choose whether you want your imported data to be included in the export
+4. Then open the options menu and click "**Export stats**" to download the stats for your chosen view and segment
 
 <img alt="Exporting your website stats" src={useBaseUrl('img/download-website-stats.png')} />
 

docs/google-analytics-import.md

@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ Here's how you can import your historical Google Analytics stats into your Plaus
 
 4. On the next screen, you can click on the "**Confirm import**" button to start the data import process. The import should take no more than a few minutes for most sites but if you have a site with a lot of historical data, it may take up to a couple of hours to complete due to Google's API limits. You'll receive an email when the import has been completed. 
 
-5. Once you have received the email, the imported data will be visible in your Plausible dashboard alongside the native data. An icon is shown in the top-right of the dashboard when imported data has been included. Clicking this icon will stop the imported data from being displayed and the icon will then appear with a strike-through.
+5. Once you have received the email, the imported data will be visible in your Plausible dashboard alongside the native data. You can turn this off by opening the options menu (the **⋮** icon in the top right of the chart) and toggling off "**Include imported data**".
 
 ## Import multiple Google Analytics properties into the same Plausible dashboard
 

docs/guided-tour.md

@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ Here you can enter "[Site Settings](website-settings.md)" but also switch to a d
 
 ## Set a different chart interval
 
-You can **set a different unit of time the stats on the chart are grouped by** in the top right of the chart itself. The available interval options depend on the date range you've selected. For example, if you select "Today", you can display the stats by minute or by hour.
+You can **set a different unit of time the stats on the chart are grouped by** in the options menu (the **⋮** icon in the top right of the chart). Click it and select "**Graph interval**". The available interval options depend on the date range you've selected. For example, if you select "Today", you can display the stats by minute or by hour.
 
 <div class="browser">
     <img alt="Today intervals in top graph" src={useBaseUrl('img/v2/intervals-minutes-hours.webp')} />