Hello,
This is a great package and I have started making use of it in my day-to-day work. I recently came across another package that does similar things in R and is called officer. It also works nicely together with a package called rvg that can build editable SVG graphics from R graphic library instructions. From my understanding it uses graphical instructions from R (ggplot, base etc) and open office drawing ml to generate a openoffice xml file that contains the individual components of the graph.
My questions is two fold I guess:
- could python-pptx deal with open xml instructions returned from rvg to create a slide?
- Is there a way to do the same as rvg does (i.e. matplotlib/seaborn python graphical instructions to open office xml) with python-pptx?
Very happy to help out but would need some pointers to get started as I am new to the whole area.
Hello,
This is a great package and I have started making use of it in my day-to-day work. I recently came across another package that does similar things in R and is called officer. It also works nicely together with a package called rvg that can build editable SVG graphics from R graphic library instructions. From my understanding it uses graphical instructions from R (ggplot, base etc) and open office drawing ml to generate a openoffice xml file that contains the individual components of the graph.
My questions is two fold I guess:
Very happy to help out but would need some pointers to get started as I am new to the whole area.