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
le 28 Sep 2012
@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
le 27 Sep 2012
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.
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Matt Smith
le 11 Avr 2024 à 15:03
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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