Add 5 charts to PowerPoint slide — add5c

This function adds 5 vertical charts/tables/other objects to a PowerPoint slide. The charts are automatically added to the last slide of the PP object in R. For this function to work, you need a powerpoint object saved into R called "doc"

Usage

add5c_y2(name, position, label_first_only = FALSE)

Arguments

name: The name of the chart/table/other object to be added to a new PowerPoint slide.
position: Position options: "left"; "centerleft"; "center"; centerright"; "right". The chart layout is always 5 tall charts
label_first_only: DEFAULT = FALSE; Set to TRUE if only the first chart has axis labels. Changing this setting to T in this case will slightly adjut positioning for equally sized graphs

Examples

if (FALSE) { # \dontrun{
# First create a chart that you can add into a powerpoint object
frequencies <- mtcars %>%
  y2clerk::freqs(carb) %>%
  orderlabel::order_label(inherent_order_label = TRUE)
color_settings <- list('blue')
text_settings<- list('result' = officer::fp_text(font.size = 20))
chart_name <- y2artisan::ms_single_y2()

# Then before adding additional slides, charts, or tables onto a powerpoint,
# you must first read a PowerPoint into R
doc <- read_pptx('~/Y2 Analytics Dropbox/Y2 Analytics Team Folder/Projects/
Qualtrics/2021 Template and Resources/Template for mscharts.pptx')

# Now start adding in your charts
doc <- add1s_y2()
doc <- add5c_y2(chart_name, 'left')
doc <- add5c_y2(chart_name, 'centerleft')
doc <- add5c_y2(chart_name, 'center')
doc <- add5c_y2(chart_name, 'centerright')
doc <- add5c_y2(chart_name, 'right')

print(doc, '~/Desktop/test.pptx')
} # }