Creating and Analyzing Scatter Graphs

A pair of measurements for one instance

A single measurement

A random data point

The average of all measurements

Color vs. Texture

Time studied vs. Test grade

City size vs. Population

Height vs. Weight

Labeling the axes

Inserting a chart

Adding a trendline

Entering data into columns

To make the graph look professional

To ensure correct interpretation of data

To match the Excel format

To avoid errors in calculations

Insert an XY scatter chart

Add a trendline

Choose a chart style

Label the axes

Using the formula bar and typing '='

By typing them manually

By copying and pasting

Using the chart design tab

To identify different data sets

To add more data

To change the chart type

To make the chart colorful

The data is in a different file

The data is highlighted in red

The headers match the original data set

The data is in a new worksheet

To show the general trend of the data

To add color to the chart

To separate different data sets

To highlight the largest data point

By changing the chart type

By selecting the chart style

By checking a box in the trendline options

By adding a new data series