Creating a quality vs Production graph

Hi there,

I'm glad i stumbled across this forum as I haven't been able to figure something out. I'm very new to excel, by which I mean i just started using it for the first time 3 days ago, but that hasn't stopped my work from giving me tons of things to do with the program. Anyways, i'm learning quickly but i;'m having difficulty figuring out how to make a graph which shows a workers production on the y axis and the quality on the x axis. However, instead of having two points on a standard xy scatter graph, I need a four quadrant graph that plots the worker (as a single marker on the graph) in one of the quadrants.

Basically i want any worker in the
upper right quadrant: to have high production and quality,
lower right quadrant: to have low production but high quality
lower left quadrant: to have both low production and quality
upper left quadrant: to have high production but low quality.


If anyone can shed some light on this you will make my workday much better.

Thanks for taking a look but i believe i figured it out. I simplified it to overall quality and overall production for my two data types, then the assessors name. I used the xy scatter and just inserted a gridline on both the x and y to sort the quadrants. I'm assuming my boss will be ok with this, the only thing i could see him wanting changed is when i put the gridlines in i had to change the values for it to only show up in the middle of my graph, and as a result It's no longer showing me the numbers on my x and y axis between the two gridlines. This however is of minor concern so if it;s stuck like that then that's fine.

Thanks again for the speedy reply.