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edited Sep 7, 2017 at 0:45

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While this is not an answer this isbut a work around that works for me.

You need to have both a small image , and a larger version of the image imported into your report. The Then use the following code to display the large image when exporting to PowerPoint.

The following code should be used in the rectangle's BackgroundImage.ValueBackgroundImage.Value property

=iif(Globals!RenderFormat.Name="PPTX","LargeImage","SmallPage")

=iif(Globals!RenderFormat.Name="PPTX","LargeImage","SmallPage")

While not an answer this is a work around that works for me.

You need to have both a small image , and a larger version of the image imported into your report. The use the following code to display the large image when exporting to PowerPoint.

The following code should be used in the rectangle's BackgroundImage.Value property

=iif(Globals!RenderFormat.Name="PPTX","LargeImage","SmallPage")

While this is not an answer but a work around that works for me.

You need to have both a small image , and a larger version of the image imported into your report. Then use the following code to display the large image when exporting to PowerPoint.

The following code should be used in the rectangle's BackgroundImage.Value property

=iif(Globals!RenderFormat.Name="PPTX","LargeImage","SmallPage")

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created Sep 7, 2017 at 0:31

PeterLLL

While not an answer this is a work around that works for me.

You need to have both a small image , and a larger version of the image imported into your report. The use the following code to display the large image when exporting to PowerPoint.

The following code should be used in the rectangle's BackgroundImage.Value property

=iif(Globals!RenderFormat.Name="PPTX","LargeImage","SmallPage")