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Guest

Hello, is there a way to create a title of a chart in excel by letting it pick it up from a cell (or specifying from whic
cell in the excel sheet to pick up a title)

I am using a statistical package called SAS to throw values into an excel sheet. In the excel sheet, I a
creating a table. I want to be able to create a title of the chart by just throwing a value from SAS to Excel
But to do this I need to know how I can let the table know where to pick up a title from

Thanks in advance

Kaz
 
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Paul B

Kaz, click on the chart title and put = in the formula bar then click on the
cell you want to use and enter

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Kaz said:
Hello, is there a way to create a title of a chart in excel by letting it
pick it up from a cell (or specifying from which
cell in the excel sheet to pick up a title)?

I am using a statistical package called SAS to throw values into an excel
sheet. In the excel sheet, I am
creating a table. I want to be able to create a title of the chart by
just throwing a value from SAS to Excel.
 
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Frank Kabel

Hi
try the following:
- select the title text box
- now click in the formula bar
- enter your formula. e.f.
='Sheet1'!A1

Note: Enter this formula directly in the formula bar, NOT in the text
box
 
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Debra Dalgleish

If the chart already has a title:
--Click on the chart to select it
--Select the chart title
--Type an equal sign -- you'll see it appear in the formula bar
(you don't need to click in the formula bar before typing)
--Click on the cell that contains the text for the chart, e.g. C6
--Press the Enter key.

If the chart doesn't have a title:
--Click on the chart to select it
--Type an equal sign -- you'll see it appear in the formula bar
(you don't need to click in the formula bar before typing)
--Click on the cell that contains the text for the chart, e.g. C6
--Press the Enter key.
--Drag the text box from the centre of the chart to the top
--Use the buttons on the formatting toolbar to format the text
 

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