#DO REVERSE ORDER FOR SCATTER PLOT IN MAC NUMBERS SERIES#
You said you preferred to add the series one at a time and access the legend entry (eg, for deletion) after each addition – presumably assuming that the last item in the LegendEntries collection corresponds to the most recent series addition? Is it true that the index order of legend entries represents the order of creation – or does it represent the order in which they are displayed in the legend box (in which case a newly added legend entry might be inserted earlier in the list if the latest series was from a different group/type/etc? I think you mentioned once (I forget where), the possibility of cycling through the series and legend entries looking for matches in the formatting of the line and the legend key – of course there may be multiple matches and you also raised the additional problems with automatic settings. You (and others) have commented on the difficulty of linking the LegendEntries index to its corresponding Series in VBA.
The blue area series is drawn behind the other series and listed first in the legend, the red columns are drawn in front of the blue area and listed in the middle, and the gold line is plotted in front of the others and listed last. Change series “Area 1” to an area, keep “Column 2” as a column, and change “Line 3” to a line. Then right click on any series and select Change Series Chart Type from the pop up menu. Start with this simple data and insert a clustered column chart (usually the default type). Changing the plot order (by rearranging series in the Select Data Source dialog or by changing the last argument in the Series Formula) will rearrange series within a type, but will not move series out of their plot type order. The order that series are plotted in the chart and listed in the legend follows this order of chart types: Area, Column and/or Bar, Line, and XY Scatter. The rules are straightforward, but they aren’t documented anywhere, so people get confused. Mapping in Graph Builder Visualize data that correspond with geographical maps.The order in which data is plotted in the chart and listed in the legend becomes more complicated when multiple chart types are used in the same chart. Tabulating Data Construct tables of descriptive statistics. (Examples: dotplots, line plots, box plots, bar charts, histograms, heat maps, smoothers, contour plots, time series plots, interactive geographic maps, mosaic plots)īubble Plots Explore the relationship between two continuous variables and changes over time. Graph Builder Interactively create visualizations to explore and describe data. Run Charts (Line Graphs) Display changes in a continuous variable over time.
Scatter Plots Explore and visualize the relationships between continuous variables. Histograms, Descriptive Stats and Stem and Leaf Visualize and numerically summarize the distribution of numerical variables.ĭot Plots Visualize the distribution of continuous variables.īox Plots Visualize and numerically summarize the distribution of continuous variables. Mosaic Plot and Contingency Table (Cross-tabs) Explore and display a relationship between two categorical variables. Pareto Plots and Pie Charts Visualize and numerically summarize the distribution of categorical variables. Bar Charts and Frequency Distributions Visualize and numerically summarize the distribution of categorical variables.
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