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# Creating a Profile Highlight

Here are the steps to create a Profile Highlight (as shown in the image below):

{% file src="/files/RHgkQ9Vf3O4cq6ESNaql" %}
An example of a Profile Highlight showing the number of persons aged 60+ for the Western Cape
{% endfile %}

**STEP 1:** Create and upload a dataset for the Profile Highlight of interest (e.g., Persons aged 60+), using the same method discussed under [*Creating Datasets*](/wazimap-ng/profile-admin/creating-datasets.md).

**STEP 2:** Create a variable from you uploaded dataset, using the same method discussed under [*Creating Variables*](/wazimap-ng/profile-admin/uploading-datasets.md).

**STEP 3:** Under the Profile Menu (in Django), select *Add New Profile Highlight*, and it will redirect you to the page, as show below.

![Add New Profile Highlight page in Django](/files/ypsflvXjyrPYbLi9Wuf3)

**STEP4:** Select your *Profile* from the drop-down list.

**STEP 5:** Select the *Variable* you previously created from your dataset.

**STEP 6:** Add a label or title for the *Profile Highlight*.

**STEP 7:** Select the *Sub-Indicator* to be displayed.

**STEP 8:** Under *Denominator*, select *Absolute Value*.

**STEP 9:** Scroll down, hit Save, and refresh the Wazi Profile. Your Profile Highlight should now show the value for the selected geography.


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