A scatter chart shows the relationship between two variables through data points, and can include straight lines connecting those points. To create a scatter chart in Excel, select the data range, go to the Insert tab, choose Scatter, and select Scatter with Straight Lines to generate a chart with lines connecting the data points on the X and Y axes.
A scatter chart shows the relationship between two variables through data points, and can include straight lines connecting those points. To create a scatter chart in Excel, select the data range, go to the Insert tab, choose Scatter, and select Scatter with Straight Lines to generate a chart with lines connecting the data points on the X and Y axes.
A scatter chart shows the relationship between two variables through data points, and can include straight lines connecting those points. To create a scatter chart in Excel, select the data range, go to the Insert tab, choose Scatter, and select Scatter with Straight Lines to generate a chart with lines connecting the data points on the X and Y axes.
A scatter chart shows the relationship between two variables through data points, and can include straight lines connecting those points. To create a scatter chart in Excel, select the data range, go to the Insert tab, choose Scatter, and select Scatter with Straight Lines to generate a chart with lines connecting the data points on the X and Y axes.
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Scatter Chart
Straight Lines | Only Markers
Use a scatter chart (XY chart) to show scientific XY data. Scatter charts are often used to find out if there's a relationship between variable X and Y.
Straight Lines To create a scatter chart, execute the following steps. 1. Select the range A1:D22. 2. On the Insert tab, in the Charts group, choose Scatter, and select Scatter with Straight Lines.
