How would I add PlotLegends, axis labels, etc. to a plot generated using Wolfram\|Alpha? For instance, the following simple command generates three lines: plot [y/324, y/275, y/221 for y=200 to 1000 ] I would like to label the first "oil", the second "propane" and the third "gas" instead of having the default legends shown below. Also, I'd like to label the y and x axis... I'm new to Wolfram\|Alpha and haven't been able to find any real documentation on what is supported. Can you provide a link? General Mathematica documentation seems of limited utility.

Marco, thanks. That is much closer to what I was looking for.

Hi Bob, would this work for you? Plot[{y/324, y/275, y/221}, {y, 200, 1000}, PlotLegends -> {"Oil", "Propane", "Gas"}, Frame -> True, FrameLabel -> {"x-Axis", "y-Axis"}, LabelStyle -> Directive[Bold, 15],RotateLabel-> False] Actually the RotateLabel function should not be necessary, but the labelling of the y-axis overlapped with the figure without it. I suppose that's a minor glitch in the Cloud. Cheers, Marco Marco

Marco, Thanks. It is definitely easier to use Cloud, rather than Wolfram\|Alpha to create the legend. However, I still can't see how to label the axis...

Are PlotLegend and axis labeling supported for Wolfram|Alpha?