Align the Legend Title to the Legend body (2024)

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Sim am 14 Sep. 2020

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Hi, How can I align the Legend Title to the Legend body (variables, etc..)? Maybe left-aligned ?

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Adam Danz am 14 Sep. 2020

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Tough one. The title property for legends doesn't have a HorizontalAlignment property nor a position property.

If you add space before the legend title (ie, " my title"), the title will be offset to the right. But if you add space after the title, the space is ignored. I haven't looked any deeper than that, though.

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Thanks a lot for your nice reply Adam :-)

...I tried to add some space already, but it did not work :-)

(However, in such an historical and cool software, I think that a property as the alignment of the legend content should be something quite 'basic'......)

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If you contact tech support, they will either suggest a workaround or they may put it on their list of things to improve.

https://www.mathworks.com/support/contact_us.html

Maybe there's an undocumented method I'm not aware of.

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Thanks a lot! Just submitted to the MATLAB support :)

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I'd be interesting in whatever you find.

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Ayush Gupta am 18 Sep. 2020

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The legend title is by-default left aligned to legend body. Refer to the code below which generates the following picture and read the documentation on how to add legend title, here.

x = linspace(0,pi);

y1 = cos(x);

plot(x,y1)

hold on

y2 = cos(2*x);

plot(x,y2)

hold off

lgd = legend('cos(x)','cos(2x)');

title(lgd,'My Legend Title')

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Adam Danz am 18 Sep. 2020

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I don't have access to Matlab at the moment but I'm fairly certain the default alignment is center for legend titles.

If you add space to the beginning of the title you can offset it rightward but if you add space to the right of the title the spaces are trimmed and the title remains centered. At least this is what I remember finding when I was playing around with this in r2019b.

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Thanks Ayush,

I was aware about the default alignement. However, try to get something similar to the text I wrote in my example (with relatevily long texts) and you will find out that legend title and body will lose the alignment.

Just for your knowledge, I opened a ticket to the MATLAB support service with "technical support case" #04491718 regarding 'Suggestion for an improvement'.

@Adam: I experienced what you described in R2019b.....

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@Sim

I just saw that as of r2020b you can control the justification of titles but I haven't tested whether or not this works with legend titles.

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Oh thanks a lot, I will try to download r2020b and check that feature :)

Btw, in case it work I should accept your answer, but there is not any button for it (its just besides Ayhus Gupta)

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I've checked since I made that comment and legend titles are not supported with the updated features.

In fact, I wrote a Community Highlights about these new features.

https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/discussions/highlights/133180-new-in-r2020b-subtitles-title-label-alignment

Title alignment is controlled by the new "TitleHorizontalAlignment" property of axes. Legends still do not have such a property.

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Oh cool, thanks a lot for highlighting that feature... So, if not working for the Legends, my MATLAB ticket opening was worth it :)

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FAQs

How do you align text in legend? ›

Change the alignment of the legend.
  1. In the Format Legend pane, click Text Symbol.
  2. On the General. tab, expand Position.
  3. For Horizontal alignment, select one of the options available. In this example, the Center alignment is selected.
  4. Click Apply to change the alignment of the legend.
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How to set legend title in Matlab? ›

To add a legend title, set the String property of the legend text object. To change the title appearance, such as the font style or color, set legend text properties. For a list, see Text Properties. plot(rand(3)); lgd = legend('line 1','line 2','line 3'); lgd.

What is the legend title alignment in Ggplot? ›

In previous version of ggplot2, when legend titles are wider than the legends, the guide-title alignment was always left aligned. Now, the justification setting of the legend text determines the alignment: 1 is right or top aligned and 0 is left or bottom aligned.

How to change legend location in Matlab? ›

To move the legend to a different tile, set the Layout property of the legend. Determined by Position property. Use the Position property to display the legend in a custom location.

How to align legend tag in HTML? ›

Go to a text widget or anywhere that reads HTML and write the following code. For this, we'll use the <img tag. 5. If you'd like to center the image, just simply add a <div align=”center”> in front of the code and then </div> on the end.

How do I change the legend title? ›

Select your chart and on the Chart Design tab, choose Select Data. Choose on the legend name you want to change in the Select Data Source dialog box, and select Edit. Note: You can update Legend Entries and Axis Label names from this view, and multiple Edit options might be available.

How to title a legend in R? ›

Change legend title with labs()

The labs() function allows to change the legend titles. You can specify one title per section of the legend, i.e. per aesthetics in use in the chart.

What is a legend on a graph? ›

The legend of a graph reflects the data displayed in the graph's Y-axis, also called the graph series. This is the data that comes from the columns of the corresponding grid report, and usually represents metrics. A graph legend generally appears as a box to the right or left of your graph.

How to set legend location in matplotlib? ›

In the matplotlib library, there's a function called legend() which is used to Place a legend on the axes. The attribute Loc in legend() is used to specify the location of the legend. Default value of loc is loc=”best” (upper left).

How to place the legend outside the plot in matplotlib? ›

To move the legend outside the plot, we'll use the bbox_to_anchor and loc parameters of the legend function. The bbox_to_anchor parameter specifies the legend's position. The tuple (1.05, 1) positions the legend just outside the plot's right edge. The loc parameter determines where the legend's anchor point should be.

How do I align a legend in Excel? ›

On the View menu, click Print Layout. Click the chart, and then click the Chart Design tab. Click Add Chart Element > Legend. To change the position of the legend, choose Right, Top, Left, or Bottom.

How do I format legend text in Excel? ›

On the Design tab, in the Data group, click Select Data. In the Select Data Source dialog box, in the Legend Entries (Series) box, select the legend entry that you want to change. Click Edit. Tip: To add a new legend entry, click Add, or to remove a legend entry, click Remove.

How do I wrap text in legend in Excel? ›

Right click legend, axis title or text object and choose Properties from context menu. On Frame tab, check Wrap Text, Adjust Height checkbox. Drag the 8 anchors to resize the legend/title/text to a proper width. The text will be wrapped into multiple lines and the frame height is adjusted automatically.

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