ic_pptfig: Function to place R generated figures into a PowerPoint...

In IntegralEnvision/integral: Integral Consulting Public Package

Function to place R generated figures into a PowerPoint Template

Description

Function to place R generated figures into a PowerPoint Template

Usage

ic_pptfig(
  my_pres = NA,
  size = "letter",
  orientation = "L",
  fig = ggplot2::last_plot(),
  section = "",
  fignum,
  note = "",
  author,
  doctitle1,
  doctitle2 = "",
  doctitle3 = "",
  draft = "DRAFT",
  pc = "Privileged and Confidential",
  showpath = T
)

Arguments

my_pres	template pptx, defaults to read from read_pptx_template function
size	Presentation size: letter (default) or ledger.
orientation	Presentation orientation: landscape (L, default) or Portrait (P)
fig	graphics object that is compatible with officer, defaults to last last_plot()
section	Optional section number
fignum	Figure number after the section-figure number
note	Optional figure notes text to include under figure
author	The script author
doctitle1	Document Title 1
doctitle2	Optional Document Title 2
doctitle3	Optional Document Title 3
draft	Bold red text to be included next to figure caption, "DRAFT" is default
pc	Privileged and Confidential label, "Privileged and Confidential" is default
showpath	Show script path on page. Default is True

Value

PowerPoint presentation with added figure Note: function dml() creates an editable figure in PowerPoint fig <- dml(ggobj = p) #for ggplot object fig <- dml(grid.arrange(p1, p2, p3, p4, nrow = 4))

Examples

#' my_pres <- ic_pptfig( fig = ggplot2::ggplot(), fignum = "1", author = "J. Doe", doctitle1 = "example figure")

# Print presentation in calling script
# print(my_pres, "Output_File-Name.pptx") #must end in .pptx

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