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manipulation

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pptx-manipulation

claude-office-skills/skills · Productivity

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This skill enables programmatic creation, editing, and manipulation of Microsoft PowerPoint (.pptx) presentations using the python-pptx library. Create professional slides with text, shapes, images, charts, and tables without manual editing.

docx-manipulation

claude-office-skills/skills · Documents

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Programmatic creation, editing, and manipulation of Word documents with formatting, tables, and images. \n \n Supports document creation from scratch, opening existing files, and template-based workflows with placeholder replacement \n Includes comprehensive formatting capabilities: paragraphs, headings, character styling, page setup, headers, footers, and built-in Word styles \n Enables table creation with dynamic row/column management, cell merging, and data population from structured sources

xlsx-manipulation

claude-office-skills/skills · Documents

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Programmatic Excel spreadsheet creation, editing, and manipulation using openpyxl. \n \n Create and modify .xlsx files with cell data, formulas, formatting, and charts without manual editing \n Supports styling (fonts, fills, borders, alignment), number formatting, conditional formatting, and data validation \n Build charts (bar, line, pie), manage sheets, freeze panes, set column widths, and apply auto-filters \n Cannot execute VBA macros or handle complex pivot tables; some advanced chart type

image-manipulation-image-magick

github/awesome-copilot · Productivity

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Image processing and manipulation using ImageMagick across Windows, Linux, and macOS. \n \n Retrieve image metadata, dimensions, and format information with the identify command \n Resize single or batch images with aspect ratio control and thumbnail generation \n Filter and process images based on dimensions or file type criteria \n Requires ImageMagick installed and available as magick on PATH; includes platform-specific setup for PowerShell (Windows) and Bash (Linux/macOS) \n