Click the link to create a password, then come back here and sign in. Very disappointing that there hasn't been any movement on this simple feature request for over 2 years. The lack of this basic feature renders XY scatter plots essentially useless. In fact there are many "standard" Excel operations, missing or so time consuming in Office, that I have to do this for.
#Add x and y data label in excel for mac for mac#
The only work around I have found is to crank up my old IMac with Office the last of the good Office Suites for Mac to be able to put data labels on scatter plots. Quicker than the macro for small data sets. In Excel I selected "series name" for the label and then manually entered the correct names. The first column selected determines the x-axis values, the second column determines the y-axis values, and the third column determines the size of the bubble. Plot one data series: Select three columns. Select the table rows or columns with the data you want to use by clicking the numbered or lettered bar for those rows or columns. To change whether rows or columns are plotted as series, choose an option from the pop-up menu in the bar at the bottom of the window.Ĭlick in the toolbar, click 2D or Interactive there are no 3D bubble charts. If you select only a single column: The scatter chart plots the data similar to a line chart, with the values from the selected column along the y-axis.
#Add x and y data label in excel for mac series#
To have each series use a different column for the x-axis values, click the pop-up menu in the bar at the bottom of the window and choose Share X Values to remove the checkmark. The first column selected determines the x-axis values, and the second column determines the y-axis values. If you select two columns: The scatter chart plots one data series. If you select more than two columns: The first column selected determines the x-axis values, and each additional column selected creates a new series and determines the y-axis values for that series. Select the table rows or columns that have the data you want to use by clicking the numbers or letters for those rows or columns. Click in the toolbar, then click 2D or Interactive there are no 3D scatter charts. If the data in your table is categorized, you can select a column to plot the results of a summary row calculation.
Or, you can select the cells first, then create a chart that displays the data. To create these charts you can add a chart to a sheet first, then select the table cells with the data you want to use. The data is plotted as bubbles of varying sizes-the larger the bubble, the higher the total sales amount z. The bubble chart below shows how the number of units sold y varies with the number of salespeople x. If you choose to use independent x-axis values, you need to add three additional rows or columns x, y, and z to show another data series. By default, each data series in a bubble chart shares the x-axis value, so you need to add only two additional rows or columns of data to show another data series.
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