Scatter Charts

Use a scatter chart to visualize correlation between two groups of data.

Create a Scatter Plot Chart

Use a scatter chart to see the correlation between two measures across a single dimension.

For example, use this chart to analyze the correlation between total opportunity amount and number of opportunities for product families.

In the lens, click and then select the Scatter Plot chart type.
In the X-Axis field, add the first measure. For example, select the count of rows.
In the Y-Axis field, add the second measure, such as sum of amount.
In the Bubble Size field, add a third measure that determines the bubble size. For instance, add average amount.
In the Bubble field, add the dimension that determines the bubbles that appear in the chart. For example, select Product Family to create a bubble for each family.
To change the chart display, click and set the chart properties in the Formatting panel.

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