Matlab Figures into a Powerpoint Presentation
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I use the Edit>>Copy Figure method to put MATLAB figures into powerpoint presentations. The problem is whenever I want to resize a figure in powerpoint, it "stretches" the axes. I'm looking for subroutines that would alter the built-in matlab plot function to create a figure whose axes do not stretch when resized.
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Daniel Shub
2012-9-27
What exactly do you want to happen to the axis when the figure is resized? Ideally you should generate your figure at the correct size and then not resize it.
Christine
2012-9-28
Daniel Shub
2012-9-28
This sounds like a power point problem and not a MATLAB problem. You might want to try a powerpoint QA site.
Robert Cumming
2012-9-28
Daniel Shub
2012-9-28
@Robert I think he was following on from a comment I made where I asked him to edit the question.
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Sean de Wolski
2012-9-27
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The only option (I'm aware of) for what you're describing is if you're on a Window's system and motivated.
You can save the figure as an *.emf file (enhanced meta file). This will be copied into Microsoft programs as a grouped object that can then be ungrouped and have each of its components resized manually.
I would recommend what Daniel said: size the axes correctly before removing the figure from MATLAB.
Matt Smith
2024-4-11
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Using a Mac I have successfully saved my Matlab figures as a .svg file, paste into powerpoint, and then right click -> Convert to Shape. Your figure is now vectorized in Matlab and can be edited!!
Pro tip: the background is saved too, which you can directly select and delete to make your plot 'pop'.
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