Edit the legend in Microsoft Excel with help from a computer science and media production expert in this free video clip. How to Change Elements of a Chart. After our trial and test, the software was found to be official, secure and free. Here is the official description for Mac CD/DVD Label Maker: If you want to make your own mac CD,DVD cover, double cover labels, jewel cases, case inserts, spines, and more, or you need custom video and MP3 collections, have a lot of family photos and data for backups, or you would like to create unique gifts, then you have entered the right place. Free cd label maker for mac freeware. > On Mar 27, 1:52am, wrote: > > Version: 2008 > > Operating System: Mac OS X 10.4 (Tiger) > > Processor: intel > > > > Once I create a pie chart, how do I change the legend labels 1,2,3, etc. To something descriptive? > > Did you ever figure this out? I have the same issue. > > > Not yet. ![]() Apparently not too many power users read these question forums, just newbies like us. I have the O'Reilly book on order which will hopefully explain this common function. When I solve it I will post the answer. June Low [MSFT] 28/3/2008, 11:40 น. Hi leu:) When you insert your pie chart, is it just with one column of data? I find that if I have one column (A) of labels and a second column (B) of labels and I select both and create a pie chart that way, it uses column A for the legend labels and column B for the data. I hope this helps. If not, please let me know a little more about the data you're trying to plot and I'll try to help. - June OfficeArt Tester, MacBU Microsoft On 3/28/08 11:23 AM, in article [email protected], ' wrote: -- This posting is provided 'AS IS' with no warranties, and confers no rights. [email protected] 28/3/2008, 12:47 น. > Hi leu:) > > When you insert your pie chart, is it just with one column of data? I find > that if I have one column (A) of labels and a second column (B) of labels > and I select both and create a pie chart that way, it uses column A for the > legend labels and column B for the data. ![]() > > I hope this helps. If not, please let me know a little more about the data > you're trying to plot and I'll try to help. > > - June > OfficeArt Tester, MacBU > Microsoft > Hello June, Thanks for the helpful response. My spreadsheet is more complicated. It is one that grows columns to the right-hand side over time. The data is separated from the labels in the first column and only certain data values in the columns(totals) are used in the pie chart, not the whole column(for instance M5, M10, M15). Your suggestion led me to try another way of creating the chart that works: Insert Chart, select the label cell on the spreadsheet, select the data cell it corresponds to, repeat for each instance of label/data and then select the pie chart control from the elements gallery to create it. Parallels for mac south africa. The concept I was missing is that the pie chart labels must be tied to a label on the spreadsheet. Thanks again. The free Chart Alignment Add-in for Excel allows you to quickly align the objects within a chart. The chart titles, labels, and legends can be moved using the arrow keys on the keyboard or with the alignment buttons in the add-in window. Video The Problem When chart objects/elements (titles, labels, legends) are added to a chart they are positioned in a default location. For example, the chart title is centered over the top of the chart by default. If you want to put the title in the top left corner of the chart, it can only be moved by left-clicking and holding with the mouse, then dragging and dropping to the desired location. There is no built-in way to move the chart title with the arrow keys, or align it to other positions within the chart (top-left corner for example). The, but the elements inside the chart cannot. *Note: Starting in Excel 2013 the chart objects (titles, labels, legends, etc.) are referred to as chart elements, so I will refer to them as elements throughout this article. The Solution The Chart Alignment Add-in is a free tool () that allows you to align the chart elements using the arrow keys on the keyboard or alignment buttons on the add-in window.
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