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# Anomaly management for line charts

Admins can now control the visibility of anomalies in line charts at different levels to improve the performance of Vizpads and Search.

* Instance level
* Vizpad level
* Chart level

{% hint style="warning" %}
The anomalies can be enabled and disabled only for line charts.
{% endhint %}

### **What happens when the anomalies per chart exceed the set limit?**

1. For any chart that exceeds the maximum number of anomalies (as configured in **Application Settings**), Tellius automatically hides the anomalies to avoid potential performance impact.
2. In such cases, the message "**Anomalies are disabled to avoid potential performance issues**" will be displayed on the respective chart with two options ✅ and ❌.

<figure><img src="/files/Q1FiFl1AnCIemAVOtBN8" alt=""><figcaption><p>Anomaly management in Search</p></figcaption></figure>

3. ✅ **Continue without anomalies** - Click on ✅ to keep the anomalies hidden for the specific chart.\
   ❌ **Show anomalies anyways** - Click on ❌ to display the anomalies for the specific chart.


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