# Adding to Microsoft Teams

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To add a chart or dashboard from an existing SharePoint page, you can skip these instructions,  and simply [add an existing dashboard](/teams/add-an-existing-dashboard.md).
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Open your App Catalog (check out the [Installation section](/getting-started/introduction.md) if you don't know where your app catalog is).

Select the 365Automate solution, click the **Files** ribbon menu and select **Sync to Teams**:

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In Teams, you can now add a Chart tab to a channel.

Navigate to the Team/Channel you want to add the chart to, and click the **Add a tab** button:

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Select the 365Automate Chart option:

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Click Add:

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You'll be shown a final confirmation. Click **Save**.

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A blank chart will now be added to your Team. At this point, you may continue to [configure the chart as normal](/getting-started/configure-a-chart.md).


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