You can format a cell or a chart title (or axis title, text box, or data
label) to have subscripts and other per-character formatting. You can
also link a title to a cell. But once you link the text, you lose the
per-character formatting.

I got around this one time by writing a VBA procedure which first copied
the text from the cell to the title, then character by character copied
the formatting from the cell to the title.

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MMesarch wrote:

Hi,
Originally I had the chart titles of a template workbook as text. This
could be formated, such as CO2 for carbon dioxide could be displayed with the
2 as a subscript.

I have figured out how to make a chart title related to a cell in worksheet
thus allowing part of the title to include information ( like the data's
date) to be dynamically added to the title.

But I cannot figure out how to format the text in that cell to include
things like subscripts.

Can this be done?
Thanks.

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