JMP14 result save as PPT format in one slide

PIN

Hi ,

 

I'd like to ask is there a way to export analysis result (e.g. Fit Y by X plot) into ppt format while in one slide pre graph

my problem is : when i save as word file, the result just nice for me (one graph with all the statistics information in one page)

however when i select save as ppt, the picture and statistics information will be separated in few slide

 

I'm want all the things for each graph (including graph + all the statistics information) in one ppt slide , is it possible ? 

attached the word file (nice format)  and ppt file (separate slides)  for better understanding ,  welcome any comment for this, thank you.

Fit Y by X.pptx

Fit Y by X.doc

brady_brady

Hi,

 

This can be done, but I don't know how to do it without using images. Coincidentally, I presented on this recently.

 

Run the script below. When prompted, choose a folder where the images will be saved.

 

Then, run the code in the last part of the script, after uncommenting it ("Example 4").

 

At this point, images will have been saved to the folder of your choice.

 

Open a blank presentation in PowerPoint and select Import > Photo Album > From File/Disk.... Navigate to the images and select the ones you want. You may select multiple images, using the shift key.

 

THEN, powerpoint gives you another dialog, where you have to check a box for each image you want. This is tedious but I haven't figured out a way to make the selections en masse.

 

Once you've done that and OK'd your way out of the dialog, the images will be imported, one per slide.

 

As you may notice, there is some work that must be done in JSL, perhaps, to get the report the way you want it before saving off the images. It isn't super-difficult, but it is a bit much to expect from a customer who may be scripting averse.

 

Please let me know how this works out for you. You may want to run through the other examples to see some other ways to tweak the reports using JSL.

 

Cheers,

Brady

 

Names Default To Here(1);

dir = pickdirectory();

dt = open("$Sample_Data\Car Physical Data.jmp");

biv = dt << bivariate(y(:Horsepower), x(:Displacement), by(:country, :type), <<fit line);
//NOTE:Because "by" groups are used, biv references a LIST of bivariate analyses.

win = window( biv[1] << get window title );

/*********************** Example 0: Run each line separately to see how JSL can change the report.

ob = report(biv[1])[outlinebox("Lack of Fit")];

ob << visibility("Hidden");

ob << visibility("Visible");

ob << set title ("");

ob << close(0);

ob << set title ("Lack of Fit");

**********************************************************************************
*/






/*********************** Example 1: Save the whole report to a single powerpoint presentation

win << Save Presentation(dir||"trial.pptx" );

**********************************************************************************
*/







/*********************** Example 2: Save the report to a single interactive HTML report

win << Save Interactive HTML;

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*/







/*********************** Example 3: Save a separate presentation for each by group: when there are by groups, biv is a list.

i=1;
biv << Save Presentation(dir||evalinsert("trial^i++^.pptx" ));

**********************************************************************************
*/







/*********************** Example 4: Save each report as a single image, after hiding some outlines. The images can be imported
************************ as a photo album in powerpoint. The text in the images cannot be edited.

i=1;

while(1,
	wait(0);
	try(
		try(report(biv[i])[outlinebox("Lack of Fit")] << set title ("") << close(1));
		try(report(biv[i])[outlinebox("Summary of Fit")] << set title ("") << close(1));
		try(report(biv[i])[outlinebox("Parameter Estimates")] << set title ("") << close(1));
		img = report(biv[i])<<get picture;
		img << save image (dir || evalinsert("Trial_^i^.png"), ".png");
	,
		break()
	);
	i++
);

**********************************************************************************
*/