How to make a Scatter chart in Powerbi

This recipe helps you make a Scatter chart in Powerbi

Recipe Objective - How to make a Scatter chart in Powerbi

Step 1 - Definition of Scatter chart.

The scatter chart is a chart for two different variables it uses dots to represent the values. For an individual data point, the position of each dot on the horizontal and vertical axis indicates for them. The relationship between the two variables can be observed using a scatter chart.

Step 2 - Dataset description.

The dataset that we are going to use is a "Pokemon" dataset which includes various columns, Name - the name of the pokemon Type - the type of the pokemon Attack - Attacking rate of the pokemon Defense - The defending rate of the pokemon Special Attack - Special Attacking rate of the pokemon Special Defence - Special Defending rate of the pokemon Speed - speed of the pokemon

Step 3 - What output we are expecting?

We want to see the speed and attacking rate according to the name and type of the pokemon

Step 4 - Drag and drop the columns

Drag and drop the Name and Speed column on the task window.

Step 5 - Make a Scatter chart.

Go to the visualization pane and select scatter chart from there, after that drag and drop the Type column on to legend field and Attack column on to Y-axis field.

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