Flowing these steps to create heatmap chart:
First, select data in the worksheet.
Click “Circle Heatmap Chart” item in “Heatmap Chart” menu in xlChart+ add-in, open “Create a Heatmap Chart” dialog box.
Click “OK” button.
You can change the colormap by selecting another item in “Select a colormap” dropbox in “Create a Heatmap Chart” dialog box.
Flowing these steps to create heatmap chart:
First, select data in the worksheet.
Click “Normal Heatmap Chart” item in “Heatmap Chart” menu in xlChart+ add-in, open “Create a Heatmap Chart” dialog box.
Click “OK” button.
You can change the colormap by selecting another item in “Select a colormap” dropbox in “Create a Scatter Chart” dialog box.
Flowing these steps to create regular scatter chart:
First, select data in the worksheet.
Click “Regular Scatter” item in “Scatter Chart” menu in xlChart+ add-in, open “Create a Regular Scatter Chart” dialog box.
Click “OK” button.
You can change the colormap by selecting another item in “Select a colormap” dropbox in “Create a Regular Scatter Chart” dialog box.
Flowing these steps to create jittered scatter chart:
First, select data in the worksheet.
Click “Jitter Scatter” item in “Scatter Chart” menu in xlChart+ add-in, open “Create a Jittered Scatter Chart” dialog box. Input “B1:B90” in “Grouped Range” textbox.
Click “OK” button.
You can change the colormap by selecting another item in “Select a colormap” dropbox in “Create a Scatter Chart” dialog box.
Flowing these steps to create scatter chart:
First, select data in the worksheet.
Click “Scatter Chart” item in “Scatter Chart” menu in xlChart+ add-in, open “Create a Scatter Chart” dialog box.
Click “OK” button.
You can also create complex scatter chart following these steps:
Select data.
Click “Scatter Chart” item in “Scatter Chart” menu in xlChart+ add-in, open “Create a Scatter Chart” dialog box.
Click “OK” button.
You can change the colormap by selecting another item in “Select a colormap” dropbox in “Create a Scatter Chart” dialog box.
Flowing these steps to create bivariate KDE surface and contour chart:
First, select data in the worksheet.
Click “Bivarate KDE Surface and Contour” item in “KDE Chart” menu in xlChart+ add-in, open “Bivariate KDE Chart” dialog box. Input “B2:B1001” in “Data Range of Y” textbox.
Click “OK” button.
Flowing these steps to create ridge chart:
First, select data in the worksheet.
Click “Ridge” item in “KDE Chart” menu in xlChart+ add-in, open “Create a Ridge Chart” dialog box. Input “B1:B800” in “Grouped Range” textbox.
Click “OK” button.
You can change the colormap by selecting another item in “Select a colormap” dropbox in “Create a Ridge Chart” dialog box.
Flowing these steps to create KDE chart:
First, select data in the worksheet.
Click “Univarate KDE Filled Curve-Colormap” item in “KDE Chart” menu in xlChart+ add-in, open “Create a KDE Chart” dialog box.
Click “OK” button.
You can change the colormap by selecting another item in “Select a colormap” dropbox in “Create a KDE Chart” dialog box.
Flowing these steps to create KDE 2 Color Gradient Filled Curve chart:
First, select data in the worksheet.
Click “Univarate KDE Filled Curve-1 Gradient” item in “KDE Chart” menu in xlChart+ add-in, open “Create a KDE Chart” dialog box.
Click “OK” button.
Flowing these steps to create KDE filled curve chart:
First, select data in the worksheet.
Click “Univarate KDE Filled Curve-1 Color” item in “KDE Chart” menu in xlChart+ add-in, open “Create a KDE Chart” dialog box.
Click “OK” button.
