Legend refers to the annotation and explanation of illustrations. Generally, it ranks below the topic of pictures, and a few rank above the topic of pictures. Generally speaking, the length of graphic annotations should not exceed the length of graphics.

Methods of inserting captions in word

1. Select a graphic, and then click Insert-Reference-Inscription on the menu. The graphic label in WORD is Chart, so it's better to create a new label (as shown below). If you don't need to include the chapter number, just confirm. If you need chapter numbers, click the Number button, select Include Chapter Numbers in the New dialog box, and select the title level according to your document style. Of course.

2. The inserted title is the text box at the bottom of the chart. In order to prevent the graphics and titles from being misplaced, you should use the Merge command to merge the graphics and titles.

3. Move the cursor to the place where you want to insert Figure * * * in the text, click Insert-Reference-Cross Reference on the menu, select the reference type and confirm.