Nathan Stephens | Make PowerPoint Presentations with R Markdown | RStudio (2018)

Data scientists use R Markdown documents to create reproducible code that can be rendered in a variety of output types. Some of the most common output types include HTML, Word, and PDF, but new improvements make it possible to create PowerPoint presentations as well. PowerPoint presentations are still common currency for sharing insights in most organizations today. This webinar demonstrates how to create feature rich PowerPoint presentations from R Markdown and how to use these presentations to share insights, visualizations, Shiny apps, and more.
About Nathan:
Nathan has a background in analytic solutions and consulting. He has experience building data science teams, architecting analytic infrastructure, and delivering innovative data products. He is a long time user of R.

[@PeterPrevos]

The officer package allows you to programmatically create PowerPoint presentations with full control over layout, including programmatic layouts.

[@enocharthur4322]

It's hard to get comprehensive tutorials on Officer package

[@harshadmayekar774]

So informative! I m glad I subscribed.

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[@andersconner4174]

@Jett Alfonso Try Flixzone. Just search on google for it :)

[@drakecurtis8025]

@Jett Alfonso lately I have been using FlixZone. Just google for it :)

[@ahmed007Jaber]

thank you for this. wonder if you could help me out with presentations. I would like to produce a customised presentation and apparently the best approach would be by using officer package, the challenge is splitting tables automatically based on allotted space and size of content. Got any idea how to do it???

[@mazalale]

Thanks for the tutorial

[@rumpelstiltskin3683]

Would be great if we can create Powerpoint Charts in R. Formatting by production team will be easier.

[@andibuwono3215]

you should check mschart package, it support creating msoffice chart and put to power point

[@sanjayg2686]

wow super , thanks

[@robinmordasiewicz]

I want to empty your recycle bin !

[@DiegoSalazar-uf1js]

Powerpoint already existed

[@joelwillis2043]

I think you missed the point Diego.