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# Save the Dashboard

* Click the ***Save***** ** icon from the Designer canvas header menu.
* A pop-up window appears with the following details:
* ***Dashboard Name:*** The name of the selected dashboard gets displayed.
* ***Workspace***: Select a workspace via the drop-down menu.
* Click the ***Save*** option. 

![Saving a Dashboard](/files/ccbwKAhIortwOhF2YLmX)

* A success message appears to assure the same.

    ![](/files/cIaV8Z5YBBX2ERGRhSqD)

* The dashboard gets saved to the selected workspace.   

![The dashboard gets saved in the selected Workspace](/files/H2bQAYP0h9dVhDnpMV2K)

### Save to Another Workspace

* Click the ***Save to Another Workspace***  icon from the Designer canvas header menu.
* The ***Save As*** pop-up window appears asking to save a copy of the selected dashboard.
* **Name:** The dashboard name gets displayed as ***Copy\_of\_ the original Dashboard Name***.
* **Workspace**: Select a workspace from the workspace drop-down menu.
* Click the ***Save*** option.    

![](/files/wvUrAGrVbzOMltI0Mruj)

* Two consecutive notification messages appear. 

      ![](/files/EyQyRos03mBYSRuiKtCu)

* A copy of the selected dashboard gets saved in another workspace.                             

![](/files/kvzqkj63e4nQj0jdUYp1)

### Save to Local Disk

A dashboard can be saved to a local disk via the ***Save to Local Disk*** option. 

* Click the ***Save to Local Disk*** icon from the Designer canvas header menu.     

![](/files/oMWlg8lxrJsPsxUQmjnK)

* The selected dashboard gets saved to the local system.

 ![](/files/IjAhC91Cp0o2xiMZP3zA)

                              


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