How to Share a SharpChart on Social Media
Posting charts on social media is a great way to show others what you have created and what you see happening in the market. Below are the steps to post charts on Facebook, Twitter, or LinkedIn.
Tutorial: Sharing a SharpChart on Social Media
In this step-by-step tutorial, we'll share a chart on three social media platforms: Facebook, X (formerly Twitter), and LinkedIn.
Step 1: Switch to the Classic Workbench
Social media sharing is currently only available on the Classic Workbench, so if you are using the new SharpCharts Workbench, the first step is to view your chart in the Classic Workbench.
Click the "More" button below the chart, and choose "Classic SharpCharts" from the menu.

Step 2: Choose the Social Media Platform
Once you are viewing your chart on the Classic Workbench, click the Share link below the chart.

A menu will open on the workbench where you can choose the social media platform that you want to share your chart on.

Note: You can also share P&F charts; just look for the Share link below your chart on the P&F Workbench, then follow the instructions below.
Step 3: Share the SharpChart
The steps for sharing the chart vary slightly depending on the social media platform, but the basic steps remain the same: log in to the platform, add text to the post if desired, and share the post.
Facebook
In the window that opens, log in to your Facebook account if you are prompted to do so. Once you're logged in, you will see a window similar to the one below.

Like any other Facebook post, you can write about the chart in the “What's on your mind” area. When ready, click the “Share” button to share your chart.
X (formerly Twitter)
To share on X, log in to your account and post your chart in one step.

LinkedIn
To share your chart on LinkedIn, the first step is to log in to your account. Your post already includes the chart link.

As with other LinkedIn posts, you can add comments and change the sharing settings. When ready, click the Share button to post your chart.
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