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description: "Once you've used Lightdash for a while, your team will probably end up with a lot of saved charts and dashboards. Spaces let you organize your saved charts and dashboards."
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Spaces are kind of like folders except you can't put a Space inside of a Space (no nesting ). All saved charts and dashboards exist in a Space and can only be in one Space at a time.
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Spaces are kind of like folders. All saved charts and dashboards exist in a Space and can only be in one Space at a time.
To access Spaces, you can either select a Space from the drop-down list in `Browse` or you can click on the Lightdash icon and select your Space from the homepage.
To move a saved chartor dashboard between Spaces, you can click on the three dot menu (`...`) to the right of the item and pick the `Moveto Space` action.
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To move a saved chart, dashboard or space between Spaces, you can click on the three dot menu (`...`) to the right of the item and pick the `Move` action. Or select items using checkboxes on the left and click `Move to Space`.
You can also add items to a Space from within the Space. Just click on the `Add` button by the saved charts or the dashboards section of the page. If you select an item that's in another Space, it will get moved to the Space you're adding it to.
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## Managing access to a Space
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By default, when you create a Space, it is restricted so only you can access it. You can edit a Space to make it Restricted Access or Public Access.
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By default, when you create a Space, it is restricted so only you can access it (however, if you create a nested Space, it automatically inherits permissions from its parent). You can edit a Space to make it Restricted Access or Public Access.
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To edit access to a Space, navigate into the Space, then click the `share` button. From there, you can choose to make a space `Restricted Access` or `Public Access`.
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To edit access to a Space, navigate into the Space, then click the `share` button. From there, you can choose to make a space `Restricted Access` or `Public Access` (Only top level space access can be edited, nested spaces inherit permissions from their parent spaces).
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