Scatter Chart

bluenose5709

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Good afternoon all,

I hope that my question is a simple one.

As you can see from the image below, I have a scatter chart focused currently upon two columns. Column F to depict age and Column I for the amount of time on Squad. What i would like would be a more granular spread on age, hence Column G showing age in Months, however, whilst I am content to use age in Months for a calculation I would like the scatter chart to show age in years as per the image below but to position the Blue dots correctly as per the Months.

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Any help on this would be great
Thank you
 
I should have persevered a little longer. I have sorted it by dividing the months in age by 12 and showing 1 decimal point. this now displays how i need.

thank you agnyway
 
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