Works similar to the More Primary Horizontal Axis Title Options. More Primary Vertical Axis Title Options As mentioned previously on this page, you can change the placeholder text, Axis Title with a suitable title of your choice using techniques explained in our Selecting and Changing Text in PowerPoint 2010 tutorial.Į. Adds the placeholder text, Axis Title as the vertical axis title, in front of the Vertical Axis, horizontally as shown in Figure 10, below. Adds the placeholder text, Axis Title as the vertical axis title, in front of the Vertical Axis, vertically as shown in Figure 9, below. Adds the placeholder text, Axis Title as the vertical axis title, in front of the Vertical Axis, as shown in Figure 8, below. This option, which is selected by default, makes sure that there is no Axis Title shown on the chart. Let us explore options within the Primary Vertical Axis Title sub-menu, as marked in Figure 7, above:. This step opens a sub-menu as shown in Figure 7, below.įigure 7: Primary Vertical Axis Title sub-menu Select the Primary Vertical Axis Title option within the Axis Titles menu. Now, let us add Vertical Axis Title to our chart. The Text direction option as shown highlighted in red within Figure 6, above is used to rotate the axis title by 90 degrees, whereas the Custom angle option as shown highlighted in blue within Figure 6, above is used to rotate the axis title by any degree value you want. Among options within Alignment, only Text direction and Custom angle options are available for formatting axis titles. See Figure 6, below.įigure 6: Alignment options within Format Axis Title dialog box Alignment, the last option within the sidebar of Format Axis Title dialog box is used to change the direction of the axis title. To learn more about these options, refer to our Fills, Lines, and Effects section. All options other than Alignment, as shown highlighted in red within Figure 5, above work only upon the text container of the axis title, and not upon the actual axis title text. This option summons the Format Axis Title dialog box that you can see in Figure 5, below. More Primary Horizontal Axis Title Options 
That's because the secondary horizontal axis is an axis that typically shows up above the chart's plot area rather than below.Ĭ. If you select the Secondary Horizontal Axis Title option, you will see the Title Above Axis option rather than the Title Below Axis option.Select the Chart Tools Layout tab, as shown highlighted in red within Figure 1.įigure 1: Chart Tools Layout tab selected
This action displays the Chart Tools Design, Layout, and Format tabs on the Ribbon area. Select the chart on your slide as shown in Figure 1, below.Do make sure your chart type supports axis titles.įollow these steps to work with axis titles in PowerPoint 2010 for Windows: You can also change the chart type from one to another.
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If you don't know how to insert a chart, refer to our Inserting Charts in PowerPoint 2010 for Windows tutorial. You can also use any other chart type that allows axis titles. That's exactly what you are going to learn in this tutorial.īefore you get started, you should have a chart inserted on your PowerPoint slide. You have to make them visible first, and then edit them as required. In all other chart types such as Column, Line, etc., axis titles don't show up by default. All chart types other than Pie and Doughnut have axes and although Radar charts have an axis, there is no provision to add axis titles for them. In a chart, text used to label the chart axis is called the Axis Title.
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