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First let me explain what I am building. I have a folder that on a daily bases has 50-100 .pdf's added. Each .pdf has to be scanned and resaved with the file name being changed to show the work location and employee who completed it. The file then needs to be attach via a hyperlink to a object within a excel spreadsheet for tracking purposes. Because of the limitations at work from programming/security no .pdf can be opened from within excel VBA. This results in zero automation of the process and each file needing to be opened with adobe, reviewed, resaved, object created in the spreadsheet then hyperlinked individually. I am attempting to create a userform that will first iterate through the .pdf folder and saving a .gif image of each .pdf, then allow the user to review each .gif as a picture in a excel userform, then upon saving VBA will rename the file, create the object in the spreadsheet and attach the hyperlink. Below is the code I have for opening a new PPT, inserting a slide, then inserting the .pdf and finally resaving it as a .gif. I am getting a "Run time Error 438, Object does not support this property or method" on the "pagesetup.slidewidth". I have not worked with PPT for years and I am at a loss as to why excel won't except this syntac.

I would like to create a line chart with text values on the x-axis (categories) and datetime values on the y-axis (series). My goal is to achieve a something like:

I tried the following code. The execution ends without errors, but PowerPoint tells me that there is a problem with the content and asks to repair the file...

I am working with the R programming language. I created the following "game" in R which involves two players flipping coins (the result of each coin is associated with a "score") to see who gets the highest score:

I have an excel file with a series of formatted charts on a tab called Charts. I have named the charts, Figure1, Figure2, Figure3, etc.

I have an existing PowerPoint template. The template has 2 placeholders per slide (so that it can accommodate 2 charts per slide).

I would like to paste Figure1 in the left placeholder of slide 3, and Figure2 in the right placeholder of slide 3. I want to do this in python as the data analysis is done in python and excel is used to share stored results with colleagues.

Attempt 1:

Attempt 1 uses win32com.client. I am following this example: How to copy chart from excel and paste it as chart into powerpoint (not image) using python

but I cannot get the syntax right to insert the chart into the placeholder. When I follow the syntax in the solution, nothing happens and I get a message

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Current code:

Currently, I create my bar plot like this to compare two results

Is it possible to force edge lines to be drawn from the node's four cardinal border midpoints? i.e. the twelve o'clock, three o'clock, six o'clock, and nine o'clock locations on the node border, akin to connectors in Visio or PowerPoint.

I'm trying to automate a process using PowerPoint from C#, to do this I want to open (or create a new) PowerPoint presentation, add a slide, and save the document.

I've got the entire office 2019 package installed on my machine and can access the ppt api by referencing the Interop.Microsoft.Office.Interop.PowerPoint (from the Microsoft PowerPoint 16.0 Object Library reference) along with Interop.Microsoft.Office.Core (from the Microsoft Office 16.0 Object Library reference).

I try to open a powerpoint using the following code:

To make it easy to visualize, below is the following Record lookup table.

I just can't seem to find anywhere online where it tells you which of these are supposed to also contain charset=utf-8.

Should I just assume it's anything similar to text?

Take a look:

I am working on a VBA script which copies some ranges from an Excel document to a PowerPoint document. I am able to do that successfully without any errors. However, after copying the range, when I resize and realign the shapes, I am not able to do so. What might I be missing?

I have defined the ranges of the Excel, slide numbers and the main Excel sheet in a separate file. So as of now, I am taking all the values from that separate file.