Export structure teaching examples
Reviewed 7 November 2026. English source examples.

These files use fictional monthly figures from Example Services Team.
They were authored to illustrate file structure. They are not decks generated
by NextDocs, Gemini or another presentation product, and are not benchmark results.

native-objects-v2.pptx
One slide with four text boxes and one native chart. The chart includes a
values-only embedded workbook snapshot. It does not preserve source formulas
or a live link to the JSON source.

image-only-v2.pptx
One slide containing one picture of the same slide. Individual titles, chart
series and labels are not separate slide objects.

monthly-chart-preview.png
The common rendered appearance. A preview alone cannot establish editability.

Try these checks in a copy, using the application your recipient will use:
1. Select the title and replace one word.
2. Select the chart and try editing the October revenue value.
   The source value is AUD 126,000. A test edit is a teaching exercise,
   not an approved correction to the fictional source report.
3. Save, close and reopen the copy. Check its appearance and the change.
4. If importing into Google Slides, repeat the checks there. A native chart
   in PowerPoint does not establish that its data stays editable after import.

Package checks confirm the stated object counts and source values. The two
first-party rendered previews have identical bytes. Actual Microsoft PowerPoint
and Google Slides execution, font substitution and accessibility behavior were
not tested. Inspect those properties in the destination application.

Source: /examples/reports/monthly-management-report-source.json
File hashes and observation limits: manifest.json