Change field parameter in Scatter chart without changing the field

[wardzynski]

Hello,

How can I change the x-axis parameter value, without changing the content of the field, but only in order to choose a value with fewer decimals to be considered in the scatter chart.

The scatter chart quickly finds all combinations between my x and y parameters, but the x-parameter has a numerical value with 2 decimals, and I only want to compare the values with 1 decimal in the scatter chart instead, without effecting all the other selections including the field itself. How can I do that?

[Anil_Babu_Samineni]

Will you please provide sample

[dinuwanbr]

Hi,

Can you provide a sample?

Rgds,

Dinu1

[rwunderlich]

I think we need to see some examples including the expressions you are currently using.

-Rob

[wardzynski]

Here are 3 screenshots for the scatter chart that I initially wanted to post.
Rob: The rounding really helped, thank you, but it does not fully solve my problem yet.

This scatter chart below shows different results (expression: sum(Profit)), for only an instance of my parameters Type9 and Type11. What I really want is the results inside the scatter chart for intervals, such that the result will represent the sum(Profit) for maximum Type7 (Risk) and minimum Type11.

For instance: I want to see the result (sum(Profit)) if I would select max Type7 (y-axis, Risk) value of 22 (including all values below 22). And the same for Type11, I want to get the sum(Profit) for all combinations of minimum 10 and above.

Maybe this is logically not even possible using a scatter chart.

I have also a third parameter that I have not included yet, but I was hoping there was a way to solve this. Maybe I can represent intervals on the y- and x-axis instead of singular values, such as that a value of 20 on the y-axis (Type7, Risk), actually represents the entire range of values from 0 to 20, instead of just the value of 20.

I think you should understand me by now. The values are straight forward: 1,2,2,3,4.. for each parameter and the sum(Profit) is the simplest expression. Maybe I am not using the correct chart type?!?