![]() ![]() Next, click on Value From Cells under Label Contains.Ĥ8. In the Format Data Labels pane, under Label Options, set the Label Position to Center. Right-click on the Series “Vertical axis” Data Labels and then, on the short-cut menu, click Format Data Labels.Ĥ7. Right-click on the Vertical axis series and then, on the short-cut menu, click Add Data Labels.Ĥ6. Change the colors of each quadrant to a pallet of your choice.Ĥ5. Turn off the data labels for all axes, by setting the Label Positon to None in the Format Axis pane under Axis Options and Labels.Ĥ4. The worksheet should look like this (by adding some labels):Ĥ3. Hence, type the following formulas in the respective cells: For example, the upper left quadrant should start at data point 268-that is, the difference between 550 (the midpoint) and 282 (the size of the square). ![]() Next, I need to calculate the limits of each quadrant on the horizontal axis. Then, Copy/Paste cell C16 into cells D16:F16.Ħ. Hence, type this formula = ROUND(C15 * $D$12,0) in cell C16. Next, I need to rescale the size of the quadrants from 0-1 to 0-550 scale. Hence, type the following formulas in the respective cells:ĥ. Next, I’ll calculate the size of each square by taking the square root of the relative frequency. Therefore, type this formula = (COUNT(B18:B1118) - 1) / 2 in cell D12 to calculate the midpoint.Ĥ. I’m going to represent each quadrant using an Area chart with 1,101 data points each, split in half on each side of the vertical axis-that is, 550 data points on each side of the vertical axis. Select the range B18:B19 and drag down the fill handle to cell B1118 to fill a series of numbers from 0 to 1,100.ģ. On the worksheet, type 0 in cell B18 and 1 in cell B19. ![]()
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