Inserting a Chart Title in Excel

Adding a Chart Title in Excel 2013

To add a chart title in Excel 2013, first click anywhere in the chart to select it. Proceed by clicking on the DESIGN tab. Navigate to the Add Chart Element drop-down in the Chart Layouts group. Select 'Chart Title' and choose the preferred position for your title.

Formatting the Chart Title

For chart title formatting, click DESIGN, then Add Chart Element, and choose 'Chart Title'. Select 'More Title Options' for advanced customization such as modifying the border, fill color, or applying a 3-D format. You can also adjust the chart title's alignment here.

Linking a Chart Title to a Cell

To dynamically update the chart title with a cell's content, click the chart title and type an equal sign (=) in the Formula bar. Click the cell you wish to link and press Enter. The chart title will now reflect changes in the linked cell's text.

Common Use Cases

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  Adding a descriptive header to a sales performance chart
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  Labeling a quarterly financial results graph for a presentation
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  Titling a school projects statistical analysis chart
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  Identifying the subject of a health data trends graph
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  Clarifying the content of a marketing campaign results chart for stakeholders

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