I am working in a scatter plot and want to label specific data points.
I know I can specify a data point label for ranges about a certain
value like this formatting: [>5]"high";

What do I do if I want to make the "high" labeled with the Y axis
value? So anything over 5 would be labeled with its own Y value.

"Pablo" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:9d206c12-9195-4e03-81cc-(E-Mail Removed)...
>I am working in a scatter plot and want to label specific data points.
> I know I can specify a data point label for ranges about a certain
> value like this formatting: [>5]"high";
>
> What do I do if I want to make the "high" labeled with the Y axis
> value? So anything over 5 would be labeled with its own Y value.
>

Hi Pablo.
I think I remember your previous post some time ago.
Try to userformat the labels [>5]0.0;
For example.
That would show the value with one decimal,
but show nothing if the value is 5 or under.
Hans T.

Thanks Hans,

That was my post a while back and this worked. One more question.

Is there a way to do the same with the X also, which happens to be the
name in this case? So the scatter would show "Pablo, 5.5" for any
point above 5 and nothing for everything else.

"Pablo" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:6b9b9d6f-8441-4535-99bc-(E-Mail Removed)...
> Thanks Hans,
>
> That was my post a while back and this worked. One more question.
>
> Is there a way to do the same with the X also, which happens to be the
> name in this case? So the scatter would show "Pablo, 5.5" for any
> point above 5 and nothing for everything else.
>
>

Pablo,

without VBA I don't think one can control
the Series labels or X labels with the Y value.

Perhaps you would be satisfied with simply using this
userformat on the Y labels
[>5]"Pablo, "0.0;;;

One can make a lineshift in the labelformat by pressing Ctrl+J

Hans T.