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问题 I am trying to create a macro to export Powerpoint comments into Excel, with columns for different headings such as author, slide number etc. Tried using the code I have for Word for this macro, which works fine, however being a novice at VBA I don't know how to customise this code for Powerpoint Sub ExportWordComments() ' Purpose: Search for comments in any text that's been pasted into ' this document, then export them into a new Excel spreadsheet. ' Requires reference to Microsoft Excel 15

问题 I'm currently having a PowerPoint presentation that's being used on a computer as some sort of kiosk or information screen. It reads it's text from a text file on the disk. The text in this text file is displayed in a textbox in PowerPoint and this is being refresh every 5 seconds. This way we can edit the text in the PowerPoint without editing the PowerPoint presentation itself so it will continue to run. Work great so far, only PowerPoint VBA does not contain the Application.Wait function.

问题 I'm currently having a PowerPoint presentation that's being used on a computer as some sort of kiosk or information screen. It reads it's text from a text file on the disk. The text in this text file is displayed in a textbox in PowerPoint and this is being refresh every 5 seconds. This way we can edit the text in the PowerPoint without editing the PowerPoint presentation itself so it will continue to run. Work great so far, only PowerPoint VBA does not contain the Application.Wait function.

问题 I'm currently having a PowerPoint presentation that's being used on a computer as some sort of kiosk or information screen. It reads it's text from a text file on the disk. The text in this text file is displayed in a textbox in PowerPoint and this is being refresh every 5 seconds. This way we can edit the text in the PowerPoint without editing the PowerPoint presentation itself so it will continue to run. Work great so far, only PowerPoint VBA does not contain the Application.Wait function.

问题 In presentation mode, I want only unhidden slides to appear with consecutive page numbers. How can I avoid that hidden slides are counted? 回答1: Thank you Steve. I found an answer to my question elsewhere. The function below allows you to avoid that hidden slides are interfering with the slide numbers of unhidden slides in presentation mode. Sub Number_NonHidden() 'For v.2007 onwards only Dim osld As Slide Dim objSN As Shape Dim lngNum As Long 'check all slides For Each osld In

问题 Am trying to fit multiple charts into a python generated slide but I need the size of the slide to be wider. I looked through the available documentation provided which aren't much. 回答1: I was able to resolve this by adjusting the width and height size of the prs prs = Presentation() prs.slide_width = 11887200 prs.slide_height = 6686550 回答2: The default width and height for a slide generated by pptx is 10 inches width and 7.5 inches height. The following code will work to change its default

问题 Am trying to fit multiple charts into a python generated slide but I need the size of the slide to be wider. I looked through the available documentation provided which aren't much. 回答1: I was able to resolve this by adjusting the width and height size of the prs prs = Presentation() prs.slide_width = 11887200 prs.slide_height = 6686550 回答2: The default width and height for a slide generated by pptx is 10 inches width and 7.5 inches height. The following code will work to change its default

问题 I would like to be able to access the document properties of a PowerPoint add-in file (a presentation saved as "PowerPoint Add-in (*.ppa)", from some VBA code in the add-in itself. If it helps to understand the problem, what I'm actually trying to do is read a custom document property that stores the version number of the add-in, so that I can display that in a dialog box. With Word & Excel I can do this using ThisDocument & ThisWorkbook , both of which return a reference to the document

问题 I found a function here to create a ppt with a slide for a plot created in R. Here is the link to that function: R: Function to export currently active R plot to Powerpoint/Word/LibreOffice I would like my program to add several slide (containing one plot each). I currently use : export2ppt(file="plot.pptx") But I can't figure out how I add a second plot to the same file . 回答1: Try for example library(ReporteRs) doc =pptx( ) # create pptx doc=addSlide(doc,"Title and Content") # add slide doc<

问题 I found a function here to create a ppt with a slide for a plot created in R. Here is the link to that function: R: Function to export currently active R plot to Powerpoint/Word/LibreOffice I would like my program to add several slide (containing one plot each). I currently use : export2ppt(file="plot.pptx") But I can't figure out how I add a second plot to the same file . 回答1: Try for example library(ReporteRs) doc =pptx( ) # create pptx doc=addSlide(doc,"Title and Content") # add slide doc<