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How do I change one point in a scatter chart color

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    Ed
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    How do I change one point in a scatter chart color

    I want to change teh colour of one point in a scatter chart, for example
    Person Score Age time
    A 25 20 1
    B 20 14 1.5
    C 22 22 0.75
    D 23 23 1.25

    I want to plot score against age, but highlight the point where the time is
    less than 1. Any help would be appreciated

  2. #2
    Andy Pope
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    Re: How do I change one point in a scatter chart color

    Hi,

    The easiest way is to add another series to plot just the points that
    need a different colour.

    Assuming your data example is in the range A1:D5 then add this formula
    to E2 and drag down to E5.

    =IF(D2<1,C2,NA())

    Now add the series E2:E5 to the chart and format the series as required.

    For more information in conditional charts have a look here.
    http://peltiertech.com/Excel/Charts/...nalChart1.html

    Cheers
    Andy

    Ed wrote:
    > I want to change teh colour of one point in a scatter chart, for example
    > Person Score Age time
    > A 25 20 1
    > B 20 14 1.5
    > C 22 22 0.75
    > D 23 23 1.25
    >
    > I want to plot score against age, but highlight the point where the time is
    > less than 1. Any help would be appreciated


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    Andy Pope, Microsoft MVP - Excel
    http://www.andypope.info

  3. #3
    mstickma
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    Re: How do I change one point in a scatter chart color

    You can pick just one point in a series, and format it differently.
    Just click the series on the chart first, and you will see all the
    points highlighted. Click again on the point within that series that
    you want to re-format. Now you will see just the one point within the
    series highlighted. Right-click on the highlighted point, and select
    Format Data Point. From there you can change color, shape, weight, etc.
    Somewhat precise clicking is required, so watch out for that.


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