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# 6.2.5 Add a plot to the existing project
**Adding a New Plot to an Existing Project in AeroGCS GREEN**
AeroGCS GREEN empowers you to organize your work efficiently by incorporating new plots into existing projects. This streamlined approach keeps all relevant plots consolidated under a single project, fostering better organization and management. Here's a detailed guide on adding a new plot to an existing project in AeroGCS GREEN:
1. **Navigate to the Target Project:**
* On your AeroGCS GREEN dashboard, locate the project where you intend to include the new plot.
* Click on the chosen project to open it.
2. **Access the Plots Section:**
* Within the opened project, Click on the “Plots” button to access the plots screen.
3. **Visualize Existing Plots :**
* The plots screen will present a comprehensive list of all plots currently associated with the project.
Plot screen
4. **Initiate New Plot Creation:**
* Locate the "+" button on the plots screen. This button universally signifies adding a new plot.
* Click on the "+" button to proceed.
5. **Commence Plot Creation Process:**
* Clicking the "+" button redirects you to the main AeroGCS GREEN screen, where you'll see a "Start Here" button.
* Click on the "Start Here" button to initiate the plot creation process. This will guide you through the detailed steps outlined in the "[Create a Plot](/6.-projects/6.1-create-a-new-project/6.1.1-automatic-flying-method.md)" section of the user manual.
By following these comprehensive instructions, you will effortlessly add a new plot to your designated existing project within AeroGCS GREEN. This will further streamline your project organization and management.
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