- Highlight the cells that you'd like to pin to a dashboard.
- Pin the tile to an existing dashboard or to a new dashboard. ...
One way to add a dashboard tile is from within a Power BI report. When you select one of these tiles, it opens in the report.
An entire element page can be pinned to a dashboard, which is called pinning a live tile. It's called a live tile because you can interact with the tile on the dashboard. Unlike with individual visualization tiles, changes made in the report are automatically synced with the dashboard. For more information, see Pin an entire report page.
You can't pin tiles from element that have been shared with you or from Power BI Desktop.
Pin a tile from a element:
- In the report, hover over the visualization you want to pin, and select the pin icon Pin icon. Power BI opens the Pin to dashboard screen
Pin to dashboard window
- Select whether to pin to an existing dashboard or new dashboard.
Existing dashboard:
Select the name of the dashboard from the drop down. Dashboards that have been shared with you won't appear in the drop down.
New dashboard:
Enter the name of the new dashboard.
- In some cases, the item you're pinning might have a theme already applied. For example, visuals pinned from an Excel workbook. If so, select which theme to apply to the tile.
- A success message (near the top-right corner) informs you the visualization was added, as a tile, to your dashboard.
- From the nav pane, select the dashboard with the new tile. Edit the tile display and behavior or select the tile to return to the element.
Pin an entire element page :
Another option is to pin an entire element page to a dashboard, which is an easy way to pin more than one visualization at a time. When you pin an entire page, the tiles are live. That is, you can interact with them there on the dashboard. Changes you make to any of the visualizations in the report editor, like adding a filter or changing the fields used in the chart, are reflected in the dashboard tile as well.
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