Add a category grouping based on a unique value. In your example it looks
like the ID field provides unique values across rows. Without at least one
category grouping or series grouping, the scatter chart will only show one
point.
Everything else should work then.
-- Robert
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> What data structure do people use to correctly display a scatterplot?
> Anyone
> have any thoughts?
>
> "JMunson" wrote:
>
>> I wish to create a scatterplot in which the data points are connected by
>> a
>> line.
>> My recordset is as follows and contains up to 20 records. (there is an
>> input parameter which limits the dataset to a small # of records.)
>>
>> ID, X, Y1, Y2
>>
>> I want the graph to plot the following pairs (X,Y1) and (X,Y2). So far,
>> the
>> scatterplot only displays one point.
>>
>> I have done it with a line graph, however, the line graph treats the X
>> variable as a category and places them in equal intervals. In reality
>> the X
>> variable is the age of the individual. Thus, I want the Y1, and Y2
>> variables
>> plotted at the appropriate place on the X axis (which is the person's
>> Age).
>>
>> Any ideas why scatterplot can't do this?
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Jeff
>>
>>
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