Scatter charts are related to line and area charts, but show the intersection of x and y values at each data point. These values appear on the scatter chart as a series of bubbles on a graph, based on the attributes you used when you built your report. You can then use a measure to color-code the bubble or use a measure to specify the size of the bubble. Drilling-down is accomplished by double-clicking on any data point on the chart.
Scatter charts work well to show the categorical relationship between two sets of numerical
measures, such as between a budgeted amount and the actual amount of money spent. 
| Property | Definition | Available In |
|---|---|---|
| Data Labels | Use this to label the data features of your report with what is represented. You can also choose to display no data labels, or specify where you want them to appear. | Scatter chart visualization |
| Trend Type | Shows a trend type of none or linear. If you choose linear, you can name your trend line and set the width of it. | Scatter charts visualization |