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Change the chart text font Right click the chart title and click Font. Click the Font tab, and enter the new size in the Size box.

If you need to add additional data from the spreadsheet to the chart after it's created, you can adjust the source data area. Select the chart. In the worksheet, click a sizing handle for the source data and drag it to include the additional data. The new data needs to be in cells adjacent to the existing chart data.

The solution for this is to click the Excel chart's X axis, right click and choose Format Axis. Select Axis Options and then click on Text Axis to select it. This changes the way the axis is plotted giving wider bars. You can then adjust the gap width if necessary to make them wider.

Resize the Plot Area in Excel Chart - Titles and Labels Overlap - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip And you can basically select any of the chart elements like the title or here's the plot area rightMoreAnd you can basically select any of the chart elements like the title or here's the plot area right here and just clicking on that will then select the plot area within the chart.

How to Make Chart Bars Wider in Excel - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip Right click on the bar you want to make wider. Select format data series from the list move the gapMoreRight click on the bar you want to make wider. Select format data series from the list move the gap width pointer until you're satisfied with the result do the same for gap depth.

You can adjust the size of your charts, however, by using the mouse. These techniques will help: Move the mouse pointer near the left or right borders of the chart; it changes to a left- and -right-pointing arrow. Hold down the mouse button and drag the border to a new position.

Click the data label and drag it to the size you want. Tip: You can set other size (Excel and PowerPoint) and alignment options in Size & Properties (Layout & Properties in Outlook or Word). Double-click the data label and then click Size & Properties.