A Scatter Plot helps visualize relationships between variables by displaying data points on a graph. Each point represents a value, plotted along the X and Y axes, allowing you to identify patterns, trends, or correlations in the data. Unlike line or bar charts, scatter plots do not connect points, making them ideal for analyzing distributions and relationships.
- Navigate to the Charts section.
- Scroll down to find "Scatter".
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From there, select the Scatter Plot and click on it to add it to your canvas.
You can use the bounding box around the chart to resize it, making it larger or adjusting the proportions as needed.
Editing the Scatter Plot Chart
To open the edit menu, double-click on the chart.
Data Tab
- Import Data: Add data by uploading a CSV or XLSX file.
- Table: Alternatively, you can manually enter the information directly into the chart’s table.
Setup Tab
- Chart Style: Modify the chart’s appearance by adjusting the chart color and point size. You can also enable or disable patterns for added texture.
- Grid Lines: You can customize the color of the grid lines.
- Axes: Customize the X and Y-axis titles by editing the title text and adjusting the font, size, and style. You can also modify the minimum and maximum values for both axes. Additionally, toggle the axis lines on or off and adjust their color and width.
- Labels & Legend: You can enable or disable the X-axis and Y-axis labels, as well as the legend. Once enabled, you have the option to customize their appearance, including font, size, and style.
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Changing the Chart Type
You can now change your chart type directly in the Edit Chart panel using the Chart Swap feature.
👉 Learn more in our full guide: Chart Swap
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