For Easy Reproducible Research

require(rrtable)
require(ggplot2)

Introduction

If you are a data scientist or researcher, you will certainly be interested in reproducible research. With R package rrtable, you can make a MS Powerpoint file easily with a R code.

Make The Powerpoint File with R plot/ggplot

You can make the Powerpoint file easily with R plot with or without R code.

x=ggplot(mtcars,aes(x=wt,y=mpg))+geom_point()

You can make a Powerpoint file with this ggplot object.

plot2pptx(x)

If you want to show R code as well as plot, you can use R code string and set the echo argument TRUE.

x="ggplot(mtcars,aes(x=wt,y=mpg))+geom_point()"
plot2pptx(x,echo=TRUE,title="A ggplot")

By default, “Report.pptx” file will be generated

You can append a plot to existing Powerpoint file with a string of R code.

plot2pptx("plot(iris)",echo=TRUE,append=TRUE)

You can add R code on the slide by setting the argument echo TRUE.

Add a data.frame to the Powerpoint file

You can add a data.frame to the Powerpoint file.

table2pptx("head(iris)", echo=TRUE,append=TRUE)

Add the result of R code to the Powerpoint file

You can add the R code and the result of R code to the Powerpoint file

fit=lm(mpg~ wt*hp, data=mtcars)
Rcode2pptx("summary(fit)",append=TRUE)

Add the result of statistical analysis to the Powerpoint file

You can add the result of statistical analysis to the Powerpoint file

fit2=aov(yield ~ block + N * P + K, data = npk)
table2pptx(fit2,title="ANOVA result",append=TRUE,vanilla=TRUE)

Or

table2pptx("aov(yield ~ block + N * P + K, data = npk)",
           title="ANOVA result",echo=TRUE,append=TRUE,vanilla=TRUE)

You can use class of “matrix”,“lm”,“fitdistr”,“nls”,“aov”,“anova”,“glm”,“coxph”,“prcomp” or “summary.prcomp” object using table2pptx() file.

Adding the 2 plots/ggplots on a slide

You can add 2 plots on a slide side by side.

x=c("plot(iris)","ggplot(mtcars,aes(x=hp,y=mpg))+geom_point()")
plot2office(x,title="2 plots",parallel=TRUE,echo=TRUE,append=TRUE)

You can download sample Powerpoint file: Report.pptx - view with office web viewer

Shiny app using package rrtable

You can see the shiny app using package rrtable with the following R command.

shiny::runApp(system.file('pptxList',package='rrtable'))

Press the load SampleData button of the shiny app and enjoy!