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My PPT report requires me to produce tables that contain multiple different types of values (e.g., whole numbers, percentages, etc.), without row headers, and with different formatting for different columns and different rows; it should also include markers for small sample where relevant. At the moment, I can only create a table like this using R, and then this exports to PowerPoint only as an image. I need it to be an editable table when exporting to PowerPoint so that I don't have to spend a lot of time formatting things after exporting.

Export editable heatmap

Customer wishes to be able to export AutoFit tables to PPT as an editable table rather than as just an image.

Currently, Displayr can only export formatting on tables on charts to a new, fresh export. Updating a PowerPoint export only updates the underlying data. This feature would allow a user to select whether they want to update only the underlying data or if they also want to update the entire output, including all formatting, colors, etc.

GFK has a lot of custom visualizations that they create through their own widgets. They’d like to eventually be able to export these as editable PPT charts or add something to their vizes which will enable the data to be exported to a PPT chart.

Note this option refers to the Export with Filter option available in View Mode

The user is looking to cut down on manual manipulation in PowerPoint, but small multiples don't export nicely into PowerPoint. The current default option of changing this into a Column Clustered chart appears to be ok for their purposes, but this also requires further data manipulation in PowerPoint for things to appear appropriately. In an ideal world, the chart would export to Powerpoint and create individual charts matching each of the small multiple panels.

Number in Donut - Visualization and similar charts cannot be exported to PPT as an Editable Chart. You can only export it as an Image.

When exporting a chart as an image to PPT, the caption is omitted. It should be included in the export, either as a separate text box below the chart on a Slide, or as part of the image itself.

I have a PowerPoint template with around 40 different colors, including shades. I want to apply these colors to the entire document at once and ensure they carry over when exporting to PowerPoint. Additionally, I need to merge pages from Displayr with unique pages created in my PowerPoint template. It would be beneficial if the system could support the full color palette, including shades, during export.