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# Copy a chart
### Copy a chart within a page of a dashboard
There are two ways that allow you to copy a Chart
**You can use the shortcut**
1. In the current page, select graph/chart.
2. Use **Ctrl C** (Copy) (use C**ommand C** if you use Macbook). Use **Ctrl V** (Paste) (use **Command V** if you use Macbook).
3. The copied chart will overlap with the previous chart.
4. Let’s drag a copied chart to another space on the canvas.
**Or you can use copy element**
1. Select the graph/chart and click on the right mouse
2. Choose copy element
3. Press **Ctrl V** / **command V**
### Copy a Chart across pages of a dashboard
**You can use a shortcut**
1. In the current page, select graph/chart
2. Use **Ctrl C** (Copy) (use **Command C** if you use Macbook)
3. Move to your desired page
4. Use **Ctrl V** (Paste) (use **Command V** if you use Macbook)
**Or you can use copy to pages**
1. Select the graph/chart and click on the right mouse
2. Choose copy to pages and choose the page that you want to paste a chart
3. The chart will be copied to the new page
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