OVERVIEW
A time-series scatter plot chart is a type of data visualization that combines elements of a scatter plot and a line chart. It is used to display the relationship between two variables over time. In this chart, time is plotted on the horizontal axis, while the values of the two variables are plotted on the vertical axes.
A time-series scatter plot chart is a type of data visualization that combines elements of a scatter plot and a line chart. It is used to display the relationship between two variables over time. In this chart, time is plotted on the horizontal axis, while the values of the two variables are plotted on the vertical axes.
CREATE A TIME-SERIES SCATTER PLOT CHART
Step 1: Access the Charts Section,
> On the top of the page, select the "Charts" option.
Step 2: Create a New Chart,
> On the Charts page, click on the "+Chart" button to initiate the creation of a new chart.
Step 3: Select a Dataset,
> In the "Dataset" section, click on the dropdown menu and select the dataset you want to use for your Time-Series Scatter Plot chart.
Step 4: Select "Time-Series Scatter Plot" as the Chart Type and then "Create New Chart"
Step 5: Define Your Time Range,
> In the "Time" section, set the range for your data.
> This can be done by selecting the start and end dates, or by defining a relative time range such as "Last Week" or "Last 30 days".
Step 6: Specify Your Metrics,
> In the "Metrics" section, click on the "Add" button.
> From the dropdown menu, select the metric you want to plot on your scatter plot.
Step 7: Select Your Time Grain,
> In the "Time Grain" section, choose the level of detail for your time data.
> Options might include minute, hour, day, week, month, etc., and this will determine how the data points are grouped in time.
Step 8: Customize Your Chart,
> Explore the available customization options in Pluto Insights. You can adjust the color scheme, add a legend, set a title, and more.
Step 9: Run Query,
> Click on the "Run Query" button to generate your Time-Series Scatter Plot chart based on the parameters you've defined.
Step 10: Save Your Chart,
> To save your chart, click on the "Save" button.
> Provide a name for your chart and, if desired, a description.
> Click "Save" again.