Your ArcGIS document can contain several graphs. To help you manage these graphs, you can use Graph Manager.
Graph Manager is a dockable window within which you can open, save, rename, and remove graphs. You can export and print them, as well as add them to a layout. You can also start Create Graph Wizard to create a new graph.
To access Graph Manager, click the View menu, point to Graphs, then click Manage Graphs 
. Optionally, you can choose to dock the Graph Manager window. The dialog box looks like the following:
Available managing options
The following options are available on the context menu for each graph in the list of graphs on Graph Manager. You can access this context menu by right-clicking the graph in the list.
| Graph Manager option | Description |
|---|---|
Open | Displays the selected graph. This is useful when the graph has been closed or is not visible. |
Opens the Print Preview dialog box in preparation for printing the graph. | |
Duplicate | Creates a duplicate graph. |
Copy as Graphic | Copies the graph to the Windows Clipboard as an enhanced metafile. It can then be transferred to a graphics application or bitmap editor to be incorporated into documents in other applications. |
Add to Layout | Adds the graph to the current layout in preparation for printing a map. |
Rename | Allows you to change the name of the graph. This action can also be accomplished by clicking the graph in the list, then again to choose the text of the name. |
Delete | Removes the graph from the list of graphs in Graph Manager. The graph is permanently gone once this option is selected. If you think you might want the graph in the future but want to remove it from the current document, you can save or export it to have a permanent version of it. |
Refresh | Updates the graph when the properties or advanced properties have been changed. |
Save | Saves the graph as a .grf file. |
Export | Exports the graph in one of several ways. The export can be a graphic bitmap or metafile in several formats. It can be in the native graph format, which can be reloaded as a full graph in other map documents, or just the data can be exported in several different formats, allowing you to create your own versions of the graph in other applications. |
Advanced Properties | Enables the Advanced Properties dialog box to give you much more control over the appearance of the graph. |
Properties | Allows you to change the graph with the options available on the Graph Properties dialog. |
If you remove the layer on which a graph is based, the graph remains in your document. You need to specifically remove the graph if you no longer want it. You can associate the graph with a new layer by displaying the Graph Properties dialog box and assigning a new layer.