Linking from one element to another in a spark board

We actually do have a way to link to a specific part of the board: Click on the share button and you should see one of two options, “Link to current selection,” which links to whatever shapes you currently have selected, or “Link to current view,” which makes a link for the exact spot you are currently viewing on the board.

To get the “link to current selection” option, you need to have something selected on the board.

To get the “Link to current view” option, you need to make sure nothing is selected.
 

Hi there, the sharable link method shared by @Sam F has worked as a temporary solution for some of our users, however if a user doesn’t have “Edit and share” permissions for the board then they’re unable to access the sharing page and therefore unable to generate a link. General feedback has also been that this method is still less intuitive than Miro.

@b.harrington Thank you for the additional feedback!  We encourage anyone else who’s interested in this to upvote this post and share any additional details about your use case or what you’d like to see in this experience. 

Alternatively, can the an object in a Lucid Chart exist in multiple sheets, so that if it is updated on one sheet it is updated in another sheet within the same file.

e.g. A telephone call flow diagram. It not practical to show all linked call flows one page (even an A3 page) so a common object is often on multiple sheets, but it seems all you can do is copy/duplicate the object but if you update the object on one sheet the copies/duplicates of the object on the other sheets is not updated, so you have to waste time doing it manually. Or is their a way to achieve this?