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Scatter charts are useful to show one or two groups of report data plus summaries. These settings for the scatter chart are available in the dashboard component editor under Formatting.
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|---|---|
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Tweak data displayed on the dashboard scatter chart using these settings.
| Setting | Description |
|---|---|
| Sort Rows By | Currently sorting is unavailable. |
| Maximum Values Displayed | Set the maximum number of dots to show on the chart. When set to 5 for example, the chart shows 5 dots. These are the top 5 ascending values in the grouping used by the Plot By field of the scatter chart. |
| Axis Range | Keep automatic or choose manual to enter minimum and maximum values for the Y-axis range. If there are values outside the manual range, Y-axis automatically extends to include them. |
| Legend Position | Choose a place to display the legend in relation to your chart. |
| Show Details on Hover | Display values or labels when hovering over charts. |
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