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Point Charts display 1, 2 or 3-dimensional data as points in a Cartesian coordinate system. Values are represented by the position of the points on the chart. Point series is mainly intended to display discrete sets of self-dependent values. However, it may also be used as an alternative to line or bar series.
2D Point Chart
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In XY scatter mode, Point series may be used for presentation of data that is irregularly spread throughout 2D space using custom x values for the data points. The point series supports a special rendering mode called clustered rendering, which allows you to render very large data sets. Clustering works by identifying densely populated regions of data, which are later visualized by a single point. This reduces the number of visual points on the screen and therefore improves performance.
XY Scatter Point Chart and Clustering
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In XYZ scatter mode, Point series may be used for presentation of data that is irregularly spread throughout 3D space using custom x and z values for the data points.
XYZ Scatter Point Chart
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The point series supports a special rendering mode called clustered rendering, which allows you to render very large data sets. Clustering works by identifying densely populated regions of data, which are later visualized by a single point. This reduces the number of visual points on the screen and therefore improves performance.
XYZ Scatter Point Cluster Chart
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Multiseries XYZ scatter Point charts are suitable for representing the relative 3D distribution of several different data sets.
Multi Series XYZ Scatter Point
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