Use the Characters property which returns a Characters object representing a range of characters within the text string of chart title, and this will enable formatting these specific characters. Sets or returns the text for the chart title, as a string value. False setting will keep the chart title font at the same size even when there is a change in chart size.
Set (or returns) True where the chart title's text font size will change whenever the chart size changes. objChart.HasTitle = True.Ĭommonly used Properties of the ChartTitle object: The ChartTitle object exists and can be used only if the HasTitle property (of the Chart object) is True - Set (or return) to True for the chart title to be visible viz.
The chart title is accessed & manipulated through the properties & methods of the ChartTitle object, some of which are detailed below. Use the ChartTitle Property of the Chart object to return a ChartTitle object which represents the chart title - Syntax: objChart.ChartTitle. Chart Elements - Chart Series, Data Labels & Chart Legend - are illustrated in Part 2. This Chapter illustrates Chart Title, Chart Area, Plot Area & Chart Axes.
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A 3-D chart's plot area additionally contains: the walls, floor, axes, axis titles & tick-mark labels in the chart.) Data Series (chart series are related data points plotted in a chart, each series having a distinct color or pattern and is represented in the chart legend) Chart Axis (the plot area is bordered by a line that is used as a frame of reference for measurement - axis which displays categories is referred as the x-axis, axis which displays values is referred as y-axis, for 3-D charts the z-axis represents depth of the chart) Chart or Axis Title (descriptive text displaying title for chart or axis, by default centered at the chart top or aligned to an axis) Tick Marks (small lines of measurement which intersect an axis, equated to divisions on a ruler) Gridlines (tick marks are extended by Gridlines from horizontal or vertical axis across the chart's plot area which enables easier display & readability of chart data) Data Labels (applied to a chart series, a label provides additional information about a data marker or a point in a series - you can apply data labels to each or all points of a data series to display the series name / category names / data values / percentages / bubble size), Chart Legend (a graphic visually linking a legend entry with its associated series or trendline so that any formatting change in one automatically changes the other's formatting). A 2-D chart's plot area contains: the data markers, gridlines, data labels, trendlines & optional chart items placed in the chart area.
A 3-D chart's chart area contains the chart title & the legend, without including the plot area) Plot Area (area where chart data is plotted - the Plot Area is surrounded by the Chart Area. Individual chart elements can be formatted & manipulated in vba code, such as: Chart Area (A 2-D chart's chart area contains: the axes, the chart title, the axis titles & the legend. This chapter discusses some important chart elements contained on a chart, which include: chart area (ChartArea object) chart title (ChartTitle object) plot area (PlotArea object) chart series (Series object - single series in a chart, SeriesCollection object - a collection of all the Series objects in a chart, Error Bars, Leader Lines, Trendlines, Point object - single points, Points object - collection of all Point objects in a series) chart axis (Axis Object - a single axis, Axes Object - collection of all the Axis objects in a chart, Gridlines object - major & minor gridlines, TickLabels Object - tick marks on an axis) chart Legend (Legend object, LegendEntry object - a single legend entry, LegendEntries object - a collection of legend entries, LegendKey object) data labels (DataLabel object - a single data label, DataLabels object - all data labels in a chart or series). Chart Elements in Excel VBA ( Part 1) - Chart Title, Chart Area, Plot Area, Chart Axes, Chart Series, Data Labels, Chart Legend
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