How to add one artboard into a Flow I have already set up?

[REUT AJAJ]

I can only add a new flow to the artboard and not put it in the flow I already created.

Please your help 🙂

[Ares Hovhannesyan · Accepted solution]

Multiple Flows lets you create and share different versions of a design in the same document, all in one place. Wire together different sets of artboards and share unique links for each set. Use the same set of artboards across multiple prototypes without having to duplicate your work over and over.

Please also review 

August 2020 release of Adobe XD: Introducing Multiple Flows

[carafry]

This makes no sense.  It means that everytime I make changes, I have to publish a new link.  So there's piles of links and reviewers get frustrated.  For a user experience tool, this is a poorly conceived user experience.

[RedUX on Medium]

I just had to do this for my own project.  You do not need to publsih a new link, you can update the flow and update the existing link.

I added two new artboards to my design.  I placed them in order left to right how of how I wanted them to flow.  I then switch to "prototype mode" and deleted the existing page conections.   I reconnected the pages.  I thn switched to share mode and clicked the update link button.  Done.

No idea whay someone could not have just spelled it out for you.  Hope it helps.

[Omar5C10]

This is the correct answer!

[Jack23087595bfhu]

wow, that is a rough feature

[Kyrie.Ramos · Accepted solution]

After much frustration, I figured this one out. 

So if you create an existing Flow and then you want to add more artboards to this-- it will not work. To fix this, you need to start fresh. So Copy&Paste your "original". Now you will have multiple artboards with no assigned Flow. Then under Design, select all of the artboards and you will see a little Share icon. Click on that while you have everything highlighted, and BAM! Now you will have multiple artboards within 1 Flow.