> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.phocassoftware.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.phocassoftware.com/workspaces/work-with-results.md).
# Work with results
Analyze, download, or visualize the data returned in a response.
### Analyze or download the grid data
When a response includes a grid, you can download and analyze the data in contains.
Click **Analyze** to open the underlying data in Flex Modes, where you can:
* Validate the AI-generated response.
* Explore the data further using the Flex Modes tools, for example you might want to apply additional filters. You can also save the [view as a favorite](/flex-modes/save-and-share-your-work/save-and-share-favorites.md) or add it as a widget on a dashboard.
Click the **Download** button to download the grid in SGV format, which opens in a new browser tab.
### Create a chart
When a response includes a grid, you can ask a follow-up question to convert the grid into a chart, so you can visualize the data instead.
For example, ask something like *Put it in a bar chart* or *Make me a pie chart*.
You can also ask for a chart in your initial question. If you're not sure what type of chart you want, ask for a generic chart to get started.
You can then edit your question (see below) to ask for a specific type of chart.
Ask the chat for a list of chart types and try them all out.
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