pptx-author

Generate a PowerPoint pitch deck from an Excel financial model by programmatically building slides and binding displayed figures to specific workbook cells or named ranges, producing a finished .pptx file on disk.

Workbook-to-deck number binding prevents financial modeling drift by tracing every displayed slide figure to a specific named range or cell from the source model workbook, ensuring slide numbers stay consistent with underlying valuation inputs.

You can embed charts into a pptx without an interactive PowerPoint session by using python-pptx for headless generation and embedding PNG-rendered charts to maintain high-fidelity rendering when native charts do not match expectations.

python-pptx supports applying firm templates to IC memos and earnings presentations by optionally applying a template if present during the headless generation process to maintain consistent styling across valuation outputs.

The best way to keep slide figures consistent with valuation model outputs is programmatically generating presentation files using python-pptx and binding all deck numbers to specific named ranges from the source workbook to prevent manual transcription errors.

You need to install python-pptx and configure your environment to write the resulting file to ./out as a .pptx artifact to successfully produce headless PowerPoint presentations without requiring an interactive application session.