Where can I find code that is written to plot functions better than the built-in MATLAB plotting functions?
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Where can I find code that is written to plot functions better than the built-in MATLAB plotting functions?
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Walter Roberson
am 27 Sep. 2012
What steps are you currently using to export from MATLAB into Powerpoint ?
Walter Roberson
am 28 Sep. 2012
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Walter Roberson
am 19 Sep. 2012
A lot of people find the MATLAB File Exchange contribution "plt" to be useful.
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Jan
am 20 Sep. 2012
Can PowerPoint import SVGs? If so, FEX: Plot2SVG is a nice solution. If not, PowerPoint is a kind of boring.
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owr
am 27 Sep. 2012
Ive been creating alot of ppt presentations lately with snapshots of figures from MATLAB. To facilitate this, I created a short cut with the following commands:
set(gcf,'Color',[1 1 1]);
imclipboard('copy', export_fig());
Both "imclipboard" and "export_fig" can be found on the File exchange (big thanks to the authors).
My process is simple:
1) Generate the plot I want in MATLAB. 2) Maximize the figure window 3) Click on my shortcut (or whatever method you want to run those 2 lines of code) 4) Open PPT to the slide I want 5) Ctrl-V to paste the image (I'm on a PC with Windows 7) 6) Position/resize the image in appropriately PPT.
Maybe this will help?
Ive also used this trick hundreds of times to embed images in (Outlook) emails for my colleagues.
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Robert Cumming
am 27 Sep. 2012
Sounds like you want to perform a copy that is vector graphics - rather than a snapshot.
I used to export images to PPT but due to this issue I stopped exporting (via publish) to PPT and now produce .ps files via the print command and convert the postscript (ps) file to a PDF - that way I get my images into a file and the user can zoom in as far as they want and quality is not lost. :)
I use the standard print command for the job - or Jan has already linked a FEX which can save files as SVG - according to this link it should be possible to copy into office - but I've not tested it.
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