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hello my name is jiah Ray Iamp;#39;m going to show you how to edit the legend of a graph in Microsoft Excel so here I am in Excel and Iamp;#39;ve got a couple of uh Columns of data here just uh sort of placeholder data expense and profit and Iamp;#39;ve graphed them out using a line graph now to edit the legend over here which kind of tells what each line stands for you can click on the legend and uh we weamp;#39;re going to right click here and say format Legend entry and you can select that all by itself or we can click the whole thing all at once and format the entire Legend and this is stuff like if you want to put a border on it change the text color that kind of thing however if you want to change the Border or the legend text itself you actually have to go back to the original data because nothing that you see in the graph is actually really there itamp;#39;s all being referenced back to the data that you created originally so if I close this out and I go over here
