Excel: How to assign data to bubble diagram to influence bubble size
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I'm working on a report in which I want to create a bubble diagram, which represents the ocurrances of genders male and female corresponding to a specific age, but I'm struggling with editing the data view, so it displays the results as I want them.
My data rows look as follows:
The numbers following the labels "Male" and "Female" represent the number of ocurrances of the specific gender corresponding to the given age in the first row.
What I would like the diagram to look like:
And this is the current diagram I could create for now, but even after trying to align the data according to how I understand, how diagrams work in excel, I still can't assign the data on the correct axis:
Is it even possible in excel to create a bubble diagram the way I want to?
Thank you very much for your answers in advance.
- Tobbe
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I'm working on a report in which I want to create a bubble diagram, which represents the ocurrances of genders male and female corresponding to a specific age, but I'm struggling with editing the data view, so it displays the results as I want them.
My data rows look as follows:
The numbers following the labels "Male" and "Female" represent the number of ocurrances of the specific gender corresponding to the given age in the first row.
What I would like the diagram to look like:
And this is the current diagram I could create for now, but even after trying to align the data according to how I understand, how diagrams work in excel, I still can't assign the data on the correct axis:
Is it even possible in excel to create a bubble diagram the way I want to?
Thank you very much for your answers in advance.
- Tobbe
microsoft-excel
migrated from stackoverflow.com Nov 19 at 23:03
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I'm working on a report in which I want to create a bubble diagram, which represents the ocurrances of genders male and female corresponding to a specific age, but I'm struggling with editing the data view, so it displays the results as I want them.
My data rows look as follows:
The numbers following the labels "Male" and "Female" represent the number of ocurrances of the specific gender corresponding to the given age in the first row.
What I would like the diagram to look like:
And this is the current diagram I could create for now, but even after trying to align the data according to how I understand, how diagrams work in excel, I still can't assign the data on the correct axis:
Is it even possible in excel to create a bubble diagram the way I want to?
Thank you very much for your answers in advance.
- Tobbe
microsoft-excel
I'm working on a report in which I want to create a bubble diagram, which represents the ocurrances of genders male and female corresponding to a specific age, but I'm struggling with editing the data view, so it displays the results as I want them.
My data rows look as follows:
The numbers following the labels "Male" and "Female" represent the number of ocurrances of the specific gender corresponding to the given age in the first row.
What I would like the diagram to look like:
And this is the current diagram I could create for now, but even after trying to align the data according to how I understand, how diagrams work in excel, I still can't assign the data on the correct axis:
Is it even possible in excel to create a bubble diagram the way I want to?
Thank you very much for your answers in advance.
- Tobbe
microsoft-excel
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You can do it with the help of two helper rows, each filled with the same number:
You then right click on the chart and select Select Data and choose Edit:
For the Y value of each series, enter the corresponding helper row:
Your chart should now look like this:
answered Nov 19 at 21:23
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Thank you very much for your answer. It worked really well. I sometimes forget to create helper data for creating the diagram and not just for the raw data itself.
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You can do it with the help of two helper rows, each filled with the same number:
You then right click on the chart and select Select Data and choose Edit:
For the Y value of each series, enter the corresponding helper row:
Your chart should now look like this:
answered Nov 19 at 21:23
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Thank you very much for your answer. It worked really well. I sometimes forget to create helper data for creating the diagram and not just for the raw data itself.
– Tobbe Widner
Nov 19 at 21:57
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You can do it with the help of two helper rows, each filled with the same number:
You then right click on the chart and select Select Data and choose Edit:
For the Y value of each series, enter the corresponding helper row:
Your chart should now look like this:
answered Nov 19 at 21:23
cybernetic.nomad
1,206111
Thank you very much for your answer. It worked really well. I sometimes forget to create helper data for creating the diagram and not just for the raw data itself.
– Tobbe Widner
Nov 19 at 21:57
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You can do it with the help of two helper rows, each filled with the same number:
You then right click on the chart and select Select Data and choose Edit:
For the Y value of each series, enter the corresponding helper row:
Your chart should now look like this:
answered Nov 19 at 21:23
cybernetic.nomad
1,206111
You can do it with the help of two helper rows, each filled with the same number:
You then right click on the chart and select Select Data and choose Edit:
For the Y value of each series, enter the corresponding helper row:
Your chart should now look like this:
answered Nov 19 at 21:23
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answered Nov 19 at 21:23
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answered Nov 19 at 21:23
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answered Nov 19 at 21:23
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Thank you very much for your answer. It worked really well. I sometimes forget to create helper data for creating the diagram and not just for the raw data itself.
– Tobbe Widner
Nov 19 at 21:57
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Thank you very much for your answer. It worked really well. I sometimes forget to create helper data for creating the diagram and not just for the raw data itself.
– Tobbe Widner
Nov 19 at 21:57
Thank you very much for your answer. It worked really well. I sometimes forget to create helper data for creating the diagram and not just for the raw data itself.
– Tobbe Widner
Nov 19 at 21:57
Thank you very much for your answer. It worked really well. I sometimes forget to create helper data for creating the diagram and not just for the raw data itself.
– Tobbe Widner
Nov 19 at 21:57
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