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Chart types
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Sophie has attended:
Excel Introduction course
Chart types
In the chart for comparing latitude and jan temp we didn't seem to get it quite right for the XY scatter graph - can you explain for me?
RE: chart types
Hi Sophie
Please find the scatter chart attached you need plot only the numbers not the row labels.
Once I created the scatter chart I selected the third layout of scatter chart from the design tab in the Layouts group. This plots a line showing the correlation between temperature and latitude.
Hope that helps any questons please get back to me.
Thanks
Newson
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RE: chart types
Thanks Newson - I thought that might be the answer. I still cannot find how to get the linear line on the chart though - is that on the 2003 excel? How do I find the layouts group and design tab.
Yours,
Sophie
RE: chart types
Hi Sophie
In 2007 when you create a chart and click on the chart you have the Design, Layout and Format contextual tabs. Design is where you will be able to change the layout of the scatter chart by selecting the chart layout group.
In Excel 2003 it is possible to create the line
First select the series in the chart clicking on one data point will select them all
Second go to the chart menu (it will be between tools and Window and will appear when the chart is selected) and select add trendline.
The trendline dialog box will be displayed select type linear.
You should now have a line in the chart
Hope that helps
Any queries don't hesitate to get back to me.
Yours
Newson
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