How to Create Scatter Chart/Diagram/Plot. What are usages of Scatter Chart/Scatter Plot

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In Seven tools of Quality, this is my last explanation of Scatter Chart.

Scatter Charts are also known with below names

  • Scatter Chart
  • Scatter Diagram
  • ScatterGram
  • Scatter Plot
  • X Y chart
What are usages?
How to create?
How to Interpret?

Find the details in below video. A detailed explanation for easy understanding. 




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