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# Agregar propiedades personalizadas a las imágenes
1. Crea un nuevo informe haciendo clic en **Nuevo** > **Informe**.\
2. Marque la *Personalizar* debajo de la descripción del informe.\
3. Aparecerá una lista de propiedades. Haz clic en el **Nuevo** botón en la *Propiedades del elemento* sección en el lado derecho de la pantalla. \
4. Elige el tipo de propiedad en el menú desplegable:
* *Texto* para un nuevo campo de entrada de texto
* *Opción* para una nueva selección desplegable
* *Verdadero y falso* para una nueva variable de verdadero/falso
* *Fecha* para un nuevo campo de fecha
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5. Añade el título, la descripción y las opciones. Haz clic en **Crear**. \
6. Haga clic **Actualizar**.\
7. Cuando añades una nueva imagen al informe, las propiedades personalizadas que creaste estarán disponibles debajo de la descripción de la imagen.\
8. En un informe publicado, las propiedades personalizadas aparecen debajo de una imagen. 
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