Alter Formula Title For Free

Select the chart area of a chart, click in the Formula Bar (or not, Excel will assume you're typing a SERIES formula), and start typing. It's even quicker if you copy another series formula, select the chart area, click in the formula bar, paste, and edit.

Use a HeaderClick the Insert tab.Click the Header & Footer button on the ribbon.Click into the text box and type the spreadsheet title.Click into cell A1, the first cell on the spreadsheet.Type the title for the spreadsheet.Highlight the text you just typed.More items...

Can you select all data labels at once, and change them all at once....The Tab key will move among chart elements.Click on a chart column or bar.Click again so only 1 is selected.Press the Tab key. Each column or bar in the series is selected in turn, then it moves to selecting each data label in the series.

Creating Dynamic Chart Titles in Excel by Combining Cell Link and TextIn a new cell, type the following formula =A1&" (YoY)"Click on the chart title box.Go to Formula bar and type =Select the cell where you have the new chart title.Hit Enter.

Creating Dynamic Chart Titles in Excel by Combining Cell Link and TextIn a new cell, type the following formula =A1&" (YoY)"Click on the chart title box.Go to Formula bar and type =Select the cell where you have the new chart title.Hit Enter.

You can't use formula in chart title, but you can link it with a cell having a formula. If you want to enter a line break in chart title you can create that line break in the cell you are linking to.

To format data labels, select your chart, and then in the Chart Design tab, click Add Chart Element > Data Labels > More Data Label Options. Click Label Options and under Label Contains, pick the options you want.