How to make visible or great MATLAB SIMULINK Figures into MS Word or PPT

This is very useful to the students of Undergraduate, postgraduate, and research scholars
This problem we face while exporting/ or copying figures from MATLAB SIMULINK model to MS Word document or PowerPoint presentation i.e. while writing thesis documentation or a paper or a report.
Generally, We follow different methods
Take ‘a screenshot’ of the plot and paste it into the MS Word or PPT and Crop it.
Invert the color of the plot using a paint application, if it is in dark window.
Copy to Clipboard (Ctl+C) from File and paste it the MS Word or PPT
By using the ‘Plot command’ in the MATLAB command window
By using Axes Properties from the Edit tab - Time-consuming
By using customized MATLAB code for the SIMULINK model and saving the figure in .png form.
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% MATLAB CODE: Plots from Simulink Model to Word or PPT, Source by Edxcell %
clc
clear all
close all
figure(1)
open('simfig1.slx');% Change to your model in place of simfig1
sim('simfig1.slx');% Simulating
% Variables saved in 'ans' file and access them as folllows
plot(ans.tsim,ans.inp1,'r:', ans.tsim,ans.out1,'b','LineWidth',1.5)
% You can use default variable tout directly in place of tsim
%plot(ans.tout,ans.inp1,'r:', ans.tout,ans.out1,'b','LineWidth',1.5)
title('Response of the 2^{nd} order system for a unit step','FontSize',12)
xlabel('t: Time(sec)','FontSize',12,'FontWeight','bold','Color','k')
ylabel('y(t): Output','FontSize',12,'FontWeight','bold','Color','r')
legend('r(t):Step Input', 'Ys):Output','FontSize',12)
text(3.07,1.5, 't_{p2}: Second Peak','FontSize',12)
text(15,1.1, 't_s: Settling time','FontSize',12)
grid on
%Saving figure automatically in .png form after simulation.
saveas(gcf,'Fig1.png')% Can use more saveas if you have many figures.
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