Greetings,
Recently I have been assigned several tasks of making presentations for webinar by a superior. The presentations are mainly about treatments in oncology such as immunotherapy and targeted therapy.
In the process of making the presentation, a few graphs such as kaplan-meier survival are needed to be included in the PowerPoint presentation. However, I then suddenly remembered that several speakers in symposiums had this sort of beautiful graph (Picture 1.). When I check the PowerPoint file, it is as if they design or make the graph in the PowerPoint directly, resulting in a well-suited graph for viewing.
On the other hand, the best that I could do was downloading the figure or slides directly from the journal and even then, it was still horrendous occasionally and unsuitable for presentation in my opinion (Picture 2.)
I want to ask whether there is an easy way to make beautiful graph like in picture 1 without allocating significant time. I also want to know how they do it. Do they use professional designers in the firstplace or is there an automatic software to make this?
Many thanks for the help
Kevin
Kevin Winston, if you know MS office, then it is so easy, make/draw chart/ graphs etc in MS Excel, and copy/paste to MS Power point as mentioned by Dr. Dariusz Prokopowicz.
Dear Kevin Winston, In my opinion, the most optimal solution is to make charts in the Ms Excell application or another application that allows the processing of quantitative data and drawing charts, and then copying the drawn graph (saved to a graphic file or possibly in an editable mode) to the presentation in Ms PowerPoint. Best wishes, All the best, Stay healthy!
Dariusz Prokopowicz
Kevin Winston, if you know MS office, then it is so easy, make/draw chart/ graphs etc in MS Excel, and copy/paste to MS Power point as mentioned by Dr. Dariusz Prokopowicz.
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