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# Share charts and dashboards with your team

## Sharing charts

To share a chart individually, click the "Share chart" button on the top right.

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You can copy the chart's link from the revealed panel and share it with the workspace members.

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This link will include all the options you applied to the chart to let your teammates access the analysis you created—no need to save it to your dashboard.

## Sharing dashboards

You can also share the link to your Popular Charts and Saved Dashboard pages using the "Share dashboard" button on the top right.

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## Sharing charts/dashboards publicly

You can publicly share individual charts or your "Popular Charts" and "Saved Dashboard" pages.&#x20;

To do this, change the view options to "Anyone with the link". This will update the link to a publicly accessible URL so your team members can view the chart or the dashboard without joining your workspace.

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Team members not in your workspace can ask to join the workspace while viewing a publicly shared chart or dashboard. Once they have done this, you'll be notified via email to review their request. You can learn more [here](/cli-and-dashboard/workspace-and-account/invite-team-members.md#invite-requests).

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