Blog posts and articles about using Minitab software in quality improvement projects research and more. This file is compatible with Minitab 15 or later.Make fishbone diagram PowerPoint Locate PowerPoint shape library. The graphs will be exported as big as possible to PowerPoint maintaining the same aspect ratio they had in Minitab.Ĭlick here to download a Minitab file with several graphs and analysis for you to practice the export feature.The graphs and analysis will be exported in the order they were created.Type XPPOINT or XWORD in the Command Line Editor and press Submit Commands.Display the command line editor: go to Edit -> Command Line Editor or just press Ctrl + L on your keyboard.If you want to append the graphs to an existent PowerPoint presentation or MS Word document you can use the APPEND subcommand: XPPOINT APPEND.Īnother way of entering commands in Minitab is by using the Command Line Editor. By default the XPPOINT and XWORD commands will open a new file.The previous steps will enable the command line in the current project, however, if you want to always have it enabled you can go to Tools -> Options -> Session Window -> Submitting Commands -> Enable.All the output from Minitab will be exported to PowerPoint. Likewise you can export the Minitab output to MS Word by using the command: XWORD. Type the magic word XPPOINT in the command line and press Enter.The command line will appear in the Session window:.Once you’re in the Session window, enable the commands: go to Editor -> Enable Commands.First make sure you’re in the Session Window: Go to Window -> Session or press Ctrl + M.What do you do up after finishing an analysis with a lot of graphs in Minitab? Paste them one by one in PowerPoint or word, right? If you’re doing this, you’re wasting your precious time, because you can export all your graphs and analysis with a single command within Minitab.
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