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Two points with same (X, Y) coordinates in Excel
Greetings, everyone. Is there any way to have Excel draw a circle around a
point on a scatterplot? I ask because I have two points with the same X and Y values, which is causing one of the points to hide under another. Thank you for your help. Jay |
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Two points with same (X, Y) coordinates in Excel
Hi Jay,
One way to achieve this perhaps would be to add a second series for duplicate points. The same format can be used as for the original series, but using a large circle as the marker with no background colour - looks like a circle around the point. Hth Anthony "Jay" wrote: Greetings, everyone. Is there any way to have Excel draw a circle around a point on a scatterplot? I ask because I have two points with the same X and Y values, which is causing one of the points to hide under another. Thank you for your help. Jay |
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