A scatter chart plots individual data points by two numeric variables, making it effective for revealing distributions, correlations, and clusters within large datasets.
This sample renders 300 randomly generated points and overlays two horizontal annotation lines that form an adjustable interval. Number inputs let you move each boundary, and all points falling inside the interval are automatically selected and counted in a live label. Both axes range from 0 to roughly 240, with the legend and grid turned off for a cleaner look.
Follow the step-by-step Scatter Chart Tutorial to learn how such charts are built. See the Scatter Plot documentation for all configuration options.