Placing bubbles
 

I would like to place bubbles on the 2D places (x,y) with different radius.
The coordinates are the (column, row) an´d the rtadius the value in the cell
(column, row). For example the value 0.25 in the cell (2,5) means, that a
bubble with radius 0.25 placed on the 2D coordinate system at the location
x=2, y=5.

How to do it ? The bubble chart places the bubbles on the location (column,
radius).

Thanks in advance, Laszlo

I'm probably not understanding but I'll take a shot . . . assuming the bubble
chart is similar to an XY Scatter chart, wouldn't you set your data up like
this:

x y size
2 5 0.25
4 6 0.46
6 8 0.68
9 6 0.96

The coordinates as you've presented them looked like they might be swapped.
Can you post back with an example similar to that above of how your data is
set up?

----
Regards,
John Mansfield
http://www.pdbook.com

"laszlo" wrote:

I would like to place bubbles on the 2D places (x,y) with different radius.
The coordinates are the (column, row) an´d the rtadius the value in the cell
(column, row). For example the value 0.25 in the cell (2,5) means, that a
bubble with radius 0.25 placed on the 2D coordinate system at the location
x=2, y=5.

How to do it ? The bubble chart places the bubbles on the location (column,
radius).

Thanks in advance, Laszlo

Dear John,

thanks a lot for your fast answer !

If I translate my date to your example, it will work, as desired.

But my data are placed as follows (I'll use your example):

I have a range of 10 rows / 10 columns: A1:J10. The cell A10 represents the
coordinates (X=1;Y=1); the cell B10 represents the coordinates (X=2;Y=1), the
cell A9 represents the coordinates (X=1, Y=2) and so on. For example the
cell C6 represents the coordinates (X=3;Y=5).

Back to your example:

B6 = 0.25
D5 = 0.46
F3 = 0.68
I5 = 0.96

Is there any symple way (e.g. without transforming my 10 X 10 range into the
proposed 3 x 100 range) to create the desired chart ?

Thank you in advance,

Laszlo

"John Mansfield" wrote:

I'm probably not understanding but I'll take a shot . . . assuming the bubble
chart is similar to an XY Scatter chart, wouldn't you set your data up like
this:

x y size
2 5 0.25
4 6 0.46
6 8 0.68
9 6 0.96

The coordinates as you've presented them looked like they might be swapped.
Can you post back with an example similar to that above of how your data is
set up?

----
Regards,
John Mansfield
http://www.pdbook.com

"laszlo" wrote:

I would like to place bubbles on the 2D places (x,y) with different radius.
The coordinates are the (column, row) an´d the rtadius the value in the cell
(column, row). For example the value 0.25 in the cell (2,5) means, that a
bubble with radius 0.25 placed on the 2D coordinate system at the location
x=2, y=5.

How to do it ? The bubble chart places the bubbles on the location (column,
radius).

Thanks in advance, Laszlo

Laszlo -

Why not just rearrange rearrange your data? Any charting requires that
the data be appropriately set up in the first place.

In another sheet, set up a new range. Put X, Y, and Size into A1:C1. In
A2 enter this formula:

=INT((ROW()+8)/10)

In B2 enter this formula:

=MOD(ROW()-2,10)+1

In C2 enter this formula

=INDEX(Sheet1!$A$1:$J$10,11-A2,B2)

where Sheet1 is the sheet with your original data. Fill this down to row
101, and use this range for your bubble chart.

- Jon
-------
Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP
Peltier Technical Services
Tutorials and Custom Solutions
http://PeltierTech.com/
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laszlo wrote:

Dear John,

thanks a lot for your fast answer !

If I translate my date to your example, it will work, as desired.

But my data are placed as follows (I'll use your example):

I have a range of 10 rows / 10 columns: A1:J10. The cell A10 represents the
coordinates (X=1;Y=1); the cell B10 represents the coordinates (X=2;Y=1), the
cell A9 represents the coordinates (X=1, Y=2) and so on. For example the
cell C6 represents the coordinates (X=3;Y=5).

Back to your example:

B6 = 0.25
D5 = 0.46
F3 = 0.68
I5 = 0.96

Is there any symple way (e.g. without transforming my 10 X 10 range into the
proposed 3 x 100 range) to create the desired chart ?

Thank you in advance,

Laszlo

"John Mansfield" wrote:


I'm probably not understanding but I'll take a shot . . . assuming the bubble
chart is similar to an XY Scatter chart, wouldn't you set your data up like
this:

x y size
2 5 0.25
4 6 0.46
6 8 0.68
9 6 0.96

The coordinates as you've presented them looked like they might be swapped.
Can you post back with an example similar to that above of how your data is
set up?

----
Regards,
John Mansfield
http://www.pdbook.com

"laszlo" wrote:


I would like to place bubbles on the 2D places (x,y) with different radius.
The coordinates are the (column, row) an´d the rtadius the value in the cell
(column, row). For example the value 0.25 in the cell (2,5) means, that a
bubble with radius 0.25 placed on the 2D coordinate system at the location
x=2, y=5.

How to do it ? The bubble chart places the bubbles on the location (column,
radius).

Thanks in advance, Laszlo

Hi Jon,

thanks for explanation and for transforming proposal. If there is the only
way, I will reaarrange every time my area (the dimension is variable - today
10 x 10, tommorrow perhaps 15 x 15).

Thank you for your response and for your help.

Warm regards,
Laszlo

"Jon Peltier" wrote:

Laszlo -

Why not just rearrange rearrange your data? Any charting requires that
the data be appropriately set up in the first place.

In another sheet, set up a new range. Put X, Y, and Size into A1:C1. In
A2 enter this formula:

=INT((ROW()+8)/10)

In B2 enter this formula:

=MOD(ROW()-2,10)+1

In C2 enter this formula

=INDEX(Sheet1!$A$1:$J$10,11-A2,B2)

where Sheet1 is the sheet with your original data. Fill this down to row
101, and use this range for your bubble chart.

- Jon
-------
Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP
Peltier Technical Services
Tutorials and Custom Solutions
http://PeltierTech.com/
_______

laszlo wrote:

Dear John,

thanks a lot for your fast answer !

If I translate my date to your example, it will work, as desired.

But my data are placed as follows (I'll use your example):

I have a range of 10 rows / 10 columns: A1:J10. The cell A10 represents the
coordinates (X=1;Y=1); the cell B10 represents the coordinates (X=2;Y=1), the
cell A9 represents the coordinates (X=1, Y=2) and so on. For example the
cell C6 represents the coordinates (X=3;Y=5).

Back to your example:

B6 = 0.25
D5 = 0.46
F3 = 0.68
I5 = 0.96

Is there any symple way (e.g. without transforming my 10 X 10 range into the
proposed 3 x 100 range) to create the desired chart ?

Thank you in advance,

Laszlo

"John Mansfield" wrote:


I'm probably not understanding but I'll take a shot . . . assuming the bubble
chart is similar to an XY Scatter chart, wouldn't you set your data up like
this:

x y size
2 5 0.25
4 6 0.46
6 8 0.68
9 6 0.96

The coordinates as you've presented them looked like they might be swapped.
Can you post back with an example similar to that above of how your data is
set up?

----
Regards,
John Mansfield
http://www.pdbook.com

"laszlo" wrote:


I would like to place bubbles on the 2D places (x,y) with different radius.
The coordinates are the (column, row) an´d the rtadius the value in the cell
(column, row). For example the value 0.25 in the cell (2,5) means, that a
bubble with radius 0.25 placed on the 2D coordinate system at the location
x=2, y=5.

How to do it ? The bubble chart places the bubbles on the location (column,
radius).

Thanks in advance, Laszlo

hi laszlo

i understood your problem because i have the same problem!
i just posted it.
i don´t want to rearrange the table too since i want to have the values
in it getting the bubbles in it too.
did u find a solution in the meantime??

thanks
haydar


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