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I am using Excel 2000.
I would like to create a scatter plot of Types of Calls received throughout the day. The end result is for me to see at what time of day are the various types of calls concentrated in. Thus, the X-axis would be the 24-hour range, starting from 00:00hr on left-end to 00:00hr on right-end. I don't know what should be on Y-axis. but I do want my scatter dots to be differentiated by Call Types. What is the best way for me to structure my data table, i.e. what columns do I need? I suppose at the minimum, I need these columns: 1. Call Type (e.g. Defect; Query) 2. Time of Call 3. Date of Call I do not require the date of the call to be displayed in the scatter plot but I do want to sum up all the calls received over the week for each hour of the day. Thanks. |
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