6) Which of these components of a chart shows the data set used for creating a chart data label data table legend
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Answer:
Follow the steps given below to insert the chart elements in your graph.
Step 1 − Click the chart. Three buttons appear at the upper-right corner of the chart. They are −
 Chart Elements
 Chart Styles and Colors, and
 Chart Filters

Step 2 − Click the  Chart Elements icon. A list of available elements will be displayed.
The following chart elements are available −
Axes
Axis titles
Chart titles
Data labels
Data table
Error bars
Gridlines
Legend
Trendline

You can add, remove or change these chart elements.
Step 3 − Point on each of these chart elements to see a preview of how they are displayed. For example, select Axis Titles. The Axis Titles of both, the horizontal and the vertical axes appear and are highlighted.

A  appears next to Axis Titles in the chart elements list.
Step 4 − Click  to see the options for Axis Titles.

Step 5 − Select/deselect the chart elements, which you want in your chart to be displayed, from the list.

In this chapter, you will understand the different chart elements and their usage.
Axes
Charts typically have two axes that are used to measure and categorize the data −
A vertical axis (also known as value axis or y axis), and
A horizontal axis (also known as category axis or x axis)

3-D Column charts have a third axis, the depth axis (also known as the series axis or the z axis), so that the data can be plotted along the depth of a chart.

Radar charts do not have horizontal (Category) axes. Pie and Doughnut charts do not have any axes.
Not all chart types display axes the same way.
x y (Scatter) charts and Bubble charts show numeric values on both the horizontal axis and the vertical axes.
Column, Line, and Area charts, show numeric values on the vertical (value) axis only and show textual groupings (or categories) on the horizontal axis. The depth (series) axis is another form of category axis.
Axis Titles
Axis titles give the understanding of the data of what the chart is all about.
You can add axis titles to any horizontal, vertical, or the depth axes in the chart.
You cannot add axis titles to charts that do not have axes (Pie or Doughnut charts).
To add Axis Titles,
Step 1 − Click on the chart.
Step 2 − Click the  Chart Elements icon.
Step 3 − From the list, select Axes Titles. Axes titles appear for horizontal, vertical and depth axes.

Step 4 − Click the Axis Title on the chart and modify the axes titles to give meaningful names to the data they represent.

You can link the axes titles to the cells containing text on the worksheet. When the text on the worksheet changes, the axes titles also change accordingly.
Step 1 − On the chart, click any axis title box.
Step 2 − On the worksheet, in the formula bar, type an equal-to sign (=). Select the worksheet cell that contains the text that you want to use for the axis title. Press Enter.

The axis title changes to the text contained in the linked cell.

Chart Title
When you create a chart, a Chart Title box appears above the chart.
To add a chart title −
Step 1 − Click on the chart.
Step 2 − Click the  Chart Elements icon.
Step 3 − From the list, select Chart Title. A Chart Title box appears above the graph chart.

Step 4 − Select Chart Title and type the title you want.

You can link the chart title to the cells containing text on the worksheet. When the text on the worksheet changes, the chart title also changes accordingly.
To link the chart title to a cell follow the steps given below.
Step 1 − On the chart, click the chart title box.
Step 2 − On the worksheet, in the formula bar, type an equal-to sign (=). Select the worksheet cell that contains the text that you want to use as the chart title. Press Enter.

The chart title changes to the text contained in the linked cell.

When you change the text in the linked
Answer:
The correct answer of this question is 3-D Column charts.
Explanation:
Given - The data set used for creating a chart data label data table legend.
To Find - Which of these components of a chart shows the data set used for creating a chart data label data table legend.
The depth axis, sometimes referred to as the series axis or the z axis in 3-D Column charts, allows data to be presented along the chart's depth.
A 3D column chart compares several objects or displays changes in a data series over time. To illustrate change over time, item types are stacked horizontally while data values are presented vertically. The stacked column 3D chart is employed to compare various data and display the makeup of each compared item. Rather than clustering datasets side by side, the chart presents them vertically but stacked on top of one another. This graph is useful for showing the total magnitude of two or more datasets.
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