You create a bar chart from sales data. You add a chart title named "Monthly Sales". What will the chart display?
Think about where chart titles usually appear in Excel charts.
Adding a chart title places a text box at the top center of the chart showing the title text. It does not affect axis labels, legends, or data labels.
You create a pie chart showing sales by product category. The legend shows colors with category names. What is the purpose of the legend?
Think about how colors and categories are matched in charts.
The legend helps readers understand which color or pattern in the chart corresponds to which category or data series.
You want to add descriptive labels to the horizontal and vertical axes of a chart. Which Excel feature do you use?
Look for the button that controls chart parts like titles and labels.
The Chart Elements button (a plus sign) lets you toggle axis titles on or off and edit them directly on the chart.
You have a column chart with a legend showing series names. You want to hide the legend without deleting the chart. What is the correct way?
Think about how to toggle chart parts on or off.
The Chart Elements button lets you quickly show or hide chart parts like the legend without deleting the chart or other elements.
You create a line chart with monthly sales data for 12 months. You add an axis title to the horizontal axis labeled "Month". How many axis labels (not including the title) will appear on the horizontal axis?
Think about the difference between axis labels and axis title.
The axis labels show each data point (each month). The axis title is a separate label describing the axis. Adding the title does not remove the labels.