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# Resource Utilization

Go back to the ***Form Definitions*** section from the side menu and click on the "Data Update" form you previously designed to open it. In the form elements menu, select ***Layout*** and click next to the existing column in the header to create a new one. Reduce its size to 2 units to display the logo at an appropriate size. Then, add an ***Image*** component inside the new column and, in the ***Resource Name/URL*** field in the properties section, enter the same name of the image you uploaded earlier.

To ensure the form title displays correctly, adjust the size of the widest column, which contains the ***Text*** element, to 10 units. Remember, you can click ***Preview*** whenever needed to check how your design looks.

{% embed url="<https://youtu.be/ryxkK3XOwuo>" %}

Later, we will see how to use a PDF file. Keep in mind that, for both documents and images, once they are uploaded to the repository, you can reuse them in any form you want by entering their name in the ***Resource Name*** field.


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