For line charts categorized data are distributed equally along the vertical axis. Scatter charts are usually used for showing connections among different values in multiple data series, and comparing numeric values, such as scientific or statistical data. Use text labels on your X axis, which represent equally spaced values like a day, week or month.
Insert a few groups of mathematical labels on your X axis to show a specific time interval. Use a time scale to set on your X axis to display different dates in chronological order at specific basic units. For example, the total number of days, months or years.
Change the scale of your X axis. Keep in mind the X axis is always a value axis. Use specific math functions, especially logarithmic numbers, on your X axis. In this case, you can easily transfer numbers into the logarithmic format on your X axis.
Show your original worksheet data that has more than one set of values. Feel free to adjust the independent scales of the X and Y axes to reflect more details about your values.
Indicate patterns on a large scale of data. In such case, it is very useful for illustrating the overall patterns of the data. This site uses cookies. By continuing to browse the site, you are agreeing to our use of cookies. We may request cookies to be set on your device.
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What is a Scatter Plot? Depending on whether you are accessing graphics to display historical data or forecast data, different options will be available. It is possible to generate graphics from various forms of IFs, including from tables. As an illustration of graphics from the Flexible Displays form, plot a line graph of a power index. From the form, select the Hard or Capabilities Power variable list under the Power category. For the geographic dimension select three countries, the United States, China and India.
Set for the time horizon, and click the Line Graph button located on the bottom of the Flexible Displays screen to produce the graphic displayed below. Continue: Use this to exit from the graphical display and return to the previous screen. The Common Scale sub-option scales the data points for each variable displayed so that the minimum value is zero and the maximum value is one.
This option is useful for those who are simultaneously displaying multiple variables that differ greatly in scale, making changes over time in the variable s with smaller numbers very difficult to see. Scaling Index Base 1 : This sub-option sets the initial year's value for each variable to 1 and displays the changes over time relative to that base value.
Display Format: This allows users to change the names in the legends, the titles of the graphs and generally customize the image for presentation purposes. Continue back to form from which you generated the graphic in our example to the Flexible Displays form and change the display of hard power in the United States, China and India to a bar chart by selecting the Bar Graph option at the bottom of Flexible Displays.
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