Export quickly to PowerPoint, in your company template!
You have two options when directly charting in PowerPoint: Exporting as an Excel Chart or as a Microsoft Graph. The Excel chart option actually works better in PowerPoint as it has more design options and is easier to access the underlying data – so always use that one.
The instructions below will first show you how to export charts and tables from Q to PowerPoint. Then they will show you how to set up chart templates in your company colors and fonts, so you can directly export using them.
A few clicks will take you from analysis to editable, formatted chart in PowerPoint.
After you click OK in step 3, make sure you have your PowerPoint document open. Ideally you will have one already set up with your company colors and fonts. Q will export each of the tables you have selected into charts, one on each PowerPoint page.
Because we selected To PowerPoint as Excel Chart in step 3, the data for each chart can be accessed by right clicking and selecting > Edit data
Tip: Some chart options (Create > Charts) in Q are not available in PowerPoint. If you would like to export one of these charts, select your chart and then can simply hit the Export to PowerPoint button again and choose “To PowerPoint as Image of Chart” in your options.
Let’s say you want all your charts to appear in brand or company colors. We can save some time by using the PowerPoint Chart template feature.
Now when you are back in Q and you want to export a table – click the export to PowerPoint button as normal and select your named chart template from the drop-down for Chart (you might need to scroll to the top of the list). Your chart will appear in PowerPoint in the same styling as the template you’ve set up.
By default, Q includes a footer on all PowerPoint slides that shows Population size, filters, weight and significance level. You can override these in the same Export to PowerPoint box, under the Footer tab.
Tip: A preview of how your header and footer will appear in your export is shown at the bottom of the PowerPoint to Export Layout tab.
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