I would like to create additional slides in my R generate powerpoint presentation that are exact duplicates of some other slide of the same powerpoint presentation.
Is there any function of officeR that does so?
Reading the officeR package documentation I just found add_slide that only creates a slide with a particular layout and thus does not include all the texts/images that are on the actual slide, unless they are hardcoded in the slide layout.
Many thanks!
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Display these figures in a full-screen pop-up
or
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An example of a broken layout:
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New your file
Select PDF from the Default Output format
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Thanks.