How do I programatically control Power Point from MATLAB?
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I am trying to programatically control Power Point from MATLAB.
I want to use the Group and Ungroup methods such that I can group and ungroup shapes.
How do I use these two methods via MATLAB?
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Walter Roberson
2011-1-26
I do not know the specific way to get to Group and Ungroup, but this previous cssm discussion should provide some useful hints in getting started and hints about naming conventions.
Once you have created the ActiveX control, you can probably use the methods() function and the get() function to probe the routines and properties that are available.
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Walter Roberson
2011-2-7
I have not yet been able to find documentation about the exact class that Array returns, but my suggestion would be to try using
thisgroup = thisshape.Range({'shpOne', 'shpTwo', 'shpThree'}).Group;
I make no promises on this, as I am not familiar with this interface.
Brett Shoelson
2011-2-4
Also: If you're interested in "going the other way," Consider looking at this Calling MATLAB from PowerPoint, on the MATLAB Central File Exchange! I often run my MATLAB demos directly from my Powerpoints.
Cheres,
Brett
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Jiro Doke
2011-2-4
Brett, do you know how to "embed" MATLAB figures into PowerPoint so that you can interact with it (zoom, pan, rotate)? There's a question here: http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/776-how-can-i-put-a-matlab-figure-in-a-presentation-and-rotate-the-axes-during-the-presentation
John
2013-7-7
You may also open/read/move/convert/repair powerpoint files by the use of tool to fix powerpoint files
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