# Sharing a Notebook
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Check out the walk through on how to share a Notebook.
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* Navigate to the ***Notebook*** tab for a DS Lab project.
* Select a Notebook from the list.
* Click the ***Share*** icon.
* The ***Share Notebook*** page opens.
* Select a tab out of USER, USER GROUP, and EXCLUDE USER tabs.
* Search for a specific user or user group to share the Notebook.
* Select a User or user group from the respective tabs (as displayed in the given image for the USER tab).
* Use the single arrow mark to move the user (By selecting the icon containing both the arrows will move all the users).
* The selected user or user group will get moved to the right hand side box.
* Click the ***Save*** option.
* A notification message appears, and the Notebook gets shared.
* Login to the Platform using the credentials of the user to whom the Notebook is shared.
* Navigate to the ***DS Lab*** module.
* The ***Shared Project*** gets the letter "***s***" to indicate that it is shared to the user. Click the shared project
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*Please Note*: The ***Project*** gets shared by default with the concerned ***Notebook*** while using the ***Share*** function for a Notebook.
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* The shared ***Project*** opens***.***
* The shared ***Notebook*** also gets indicated with the letter "***s***".
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*Please Note:*
1. The user with whom the project has been shared appears in the right-side box.
2. If the project is shared with a user group, then all the users under that group appear under the right-side box.
3. If the ***EXCLUDE USER*** tab is selected the user gets excluded from the rights to access the Notebook.
4. A ***Shared Notebook*** or a ***Shared Project*** will not have permissions to ***Share***, ***Edit*** or ***Delete*** by the user to whom it has been shared.
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