Can't open powerpoint file using mlreportgen.ppt.Presentation Class
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Everytime I try to open a .pptx file using mlreportgen.ppt.Presentation I get an error.
import mlreportgen.ppt.*
pptObj = Presentation('test.pptx','template.pptx')
pptObj =
Presentation with properties:
TemplatePath: 'template.pptx'
OutputPath: '\\ad\empiredfs\data\aero1\Users\nemecect\Tools\matlab\src\file\exportToPowerPoint\test.pptx'
Children: []
Parent: []
Tag: 'ppt.Presentation:27'
Id: '27'
open(pptObj)
Error using mlreportgen.ppt.Presentation/open
Cannot open file. //ad/empiredfs/data/aero1/Users/nemecect/Tools/matlab/src/file/exportToPowerPoint/test.pptx
I get the error if test.pptx has already been created and I'm trying to add to the file. After the error, test.pptx goes from its original file size to 0 KB, so it effectively deletes/erases the file.
Also, I get the error if test.pptx has not been created and I'm trying to create a new file from the template. After the error, test.pptx is created with a file size of 0 KB.
How can I debug this or make this work? The error is very unhelpful. The file definitely exists. It is not open in Powerpoint and is not locked.
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Kanishk
el 25 de Sept. de 2024
Hi Chris,
I understand you are facing an error while generating a PowerPoint presentation using MATLAB report generator.
I tried the workflow you mentioned and created a “template.pptx” file. I was not able to reproduce the error. I faced a similar error after removing the “template.pptx” file. Make sure the path to template file is correct.
Also, make sure you have permission to write in your current folder. I was able to reproduce the exact error after removing write permissions for the current directory.
To learn more about MATLAB report generator, please go through this official MATLAB documentation.
Thanks
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