



Step 2: Go to Insert > Chart > Scatter Chart > Click on the first chart. We need to show the relationship between these two variables using an X-Y scatter chart. In this example, I will use the agriculture data to show the relationship between the Rainfall data and crops purchased by farmers. Salary range is increased only if the excel skill score increases. Salary Range is a dependent variable here. The relationship between these two variables is “as the excel skill score increases the salary range is also increases”. Now each marker represents the salary range against the excel skill score. Step 10: Similarly, Select The Chart title and enter the chart title manually. Select Axis Titles and enter axis titles manually. Step 9: Once you click on that chart, it will show all the options. Step 8: Select Legend and press the delete option. Step 7: Now, each marker looks bigger and looks a different color. Step 6: Go to Marker Options > Select Built-in > Change Size = 25. It will add different colors to each marker. Step 5: Click on the Marker Fill option and select Vary Colours by Point. In Excel 2010 and earlier versions, a separate box will open. On the right-hand side, an option box will open in excel 2013 & 2016. It will show you the below options, and press Ctrl + 1 (this is the shortcut key to formatting). Step 3: It will insert the chart for you.
