Novice needing help with changing the background of the report

[JAcqui]

My (now left) colleague created a multi page dashboard and it has the company logo in the top RHS and the corporate colours down the LHS. I need to change the logo because of a rebrand, but i don't know how. can anyone offer some guidance?

[rsbin]

@JAcqui ,

Let's try to deal with the Logo first.

I usually insert it as an image.

Are you able to click on it or select it?

Another way is to view the Selection Pane.  Select your View Menu, then click on the Selection icon.  You will get a list of all the objects on the page.  Something like this:

Hoping your colleague may have renamed it to logo or something similar.

[JAcqui]

Thanks for your thoughts, it looks like my colleage used canvas background rather than the way you suggest it could be done. I will try to delete the canvas and load a new one. I am very nervous as I am an absolute beginner chucked in at the deepend and don't want to mess up this report.

[rsbin · Accepted solution]

@JAcqui , @dcrow5378 ,

If it is loaded as a Canvas Background, you should have the name of the document.  Hopefully it is filed somewhere you can access it.  Then you just need to modify this file with the new colours and image and re-upload it.

[dcrow5378]

You can create a new image in Power Point then select all images and Save as Picture.  Then upload to the image section I mentioned before and change Image fit to Fit.  Super Simple

[JAcqui]

Thank you all so much for your  help on this.

[JAcqui]

Thats wonderful, it works !! i'm such a child with this !!

It has amended the page I was on. I assume I have to do each page seperately as it has only done the one page (i'm being a bit lazy late on a Friday afternoon).

[dcrow5378]

Nice!
Yes, I think you have to change on every page.  You can create a theme, but I believe that is a little more involved.

[dcrow5378]

If this is a report, you can click in a blank section of the report canvas, format page, then remove the Image from the Canvas Background.