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ScatterSeries is similar to bubble series when each point being represented by an ellipse with equal size. This size can be defined by using ScatterHeight and ScatterWidth properties.

This sample demonstrates how to Create a Football Transfer Spending and Earnings among the big five league clubs around the world in 2016 using the WPF Charts.

Here, we can visulize the team with the highest positive balance in France was LOSC Lille (+€191M), having spent €252M and earned €443M. In England, Manchester City had the most negative balance (-€631M), having spent €1006M and earned €375M.

Scatter plots

A scatter plot is a type of data visualization that shows the relationship between different variables. This data is shown by placing various data points between an x- and y-axis.

Customize the scatter points in the chart

We can customize the chart’s scatter points using the ShapeType, Interior, ScatterHeight, ScatterWidth, and Label properties in the FastScatterBitmapSeries.

Customize the legends in the chart

Legends help us easily understand the different categories in the data set. You can customize the legend in the WPF scatter chart using the ItemTemplate property in the ChartLegend

Scatter-Chart

For a step by step procedure, refer to the Football Spending and Earning data blog

For step by step procedure for this blog : Visualize the Transfer Spending and Earning among the Football League Clubs Using WPF Scatter Chart

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This sample demonstrates how to Create a Football Transfer Spending and Earnings among the big five league clubs around the world in 2016 using the WPF Charts.

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