# Shared Views

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The users can use already existing views based on a data store using the ***Shared Views*** icon.

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![Shared Views icon on the Storyboard](/files/WDNMO5kOkTvff0C3F7zx)

* All the available shared views from the selected Data store appear.
* Use a checkmark in the box to select a shared view.
* Click the ***Save*** icon.

![Adding a Shared View](/files/sL0yL9iHSdJ5Gl7UC5U0)

* The selected shared view gets added to the storyboard.

![The Shared View gets added to the concerned Story](/files/oAn2hs46A4G5HgXvSBxf)

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