Charts in PowerPoint comprise several elements that we call Chart Elements. Typical chart elements include series (and this could be one or more series with values), axes (horizontal, vertical, and in some cases a third axis as well), plot area (the active chart area), legend, chart title, and many more.
Learn about chart elements in PowerPoint 2007 for Windows.
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