Okay, now we're happy with this report that we created, and we cannot wait to show it to everybody else. Okay. So what we'll do now is, you have to make sure that you have done the creating the account for the Power BI website, because we'll need that to log in. And let's go to home. Let's go to publish. Want to save your changes?
Yes, let's save it first. Okay. So I'll save this now as 2017 2018. And we're here. And once we have that saved, we need to sign in, right because we'll be publishing it to the Power BI website. Go sign in.
Okay, and then it's going to be asking for the password. And the default is my workspace. That's looking good. Let's go select. Okay, so I've already done this before, right? So he's just asking me to replace the data set.
So let me replace that. And it's publishing it now to the Power BI website. Okay, so let's just wait for it to upload everything and wants to that's pretty quick success and let's click on this link so that it will bring us straight to the Power BI website. Okay, now, let's go to my workspace over here. And I've already published a few before and let's go to reports and this is where your new file has been uploaded to. So if we remember the name was NBA 2017 2018.
So let's click that. Okay, so you should be having that as well inside your workspace and this tech sack, same report that we did, right? All of the charts, the cards, the gauged pie chart, right, and even the map over here. Okay. Now once we have this over here, at least you can see the exact same thing. You have the exact same experience as well over here.
So clicking on it will give you the same behavior right, as well as what we did on Park. BI Desktop. Okay, so the next thing that we're going to be doing is we want to create a dashboard. Because dashboards are pretty cool if you want to get specific parts of reports and merge it into a single dashboard. And you can do that easily in here. So for here, so for example, we don't want all of these reports that say, it's overwhelming for you to see all of this charts in one single page or one single dashboard.
So what we can do is just, let's say we want the pie chart. And we want this one map over here just as to into a new dashboard, you can select the pin, and you can just do that by hovering over that, say, for the map and select pin, right? And then Power BI is going to be asking you, where do you want to pin this. So let's say you dashboard, and then let's say NBA, you dashboard. Let's go to pin. Okay, and it's gonna be saying that it's pinned to the dashboard.
Do you want to see it Now Nope, not yet. I want to close this, I want to add first the pie chart as well. Let's go to pin. Now it's going to be asking you where do you want to pin it to, since we've created our NBA new dashboard, okay, let's select that go to pin. And it's going to be saying, okay, that's done. Now let's see our new dashboard.
And there you have it, right, you just have this two visualizations, the one that we selected into our own dashboard. So which means this just got it from that report and created a new dashboard out of it. And it's pretty cool. So which means if you have multiple reports, and let's say you don't want to go back and forth between those multiple reports, and you just want specific parts of those multiple reports, you can use that pin functionality and create your own new dashboard out of it. Okay, so that you have one central location to look at. And you have all of your information in one place.
Okay, since we've already published it here in the Power BI website, then you can also see Share it, okay with others you could see here shared with me. And you can do that for other people. And the cool thing with this one is it's a seamless experience because with our experience right now, when we created this Power BI Desktop solution, you don't even care if you're working with Power Pivot, you're working with Power Query or you're working with Power View. The cool thing is is a seamless experience for you because they've all been integrated together. Okay. So I hope that you've enjoyed this exercise off using live data, all the way from getting data and up to the way of publishing here in the Power BI website.