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Examples of target regions in scatter plots

  • Last UpdatedFeb 26, 2025
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When defining a scatter plot target region, listing the same X/Y points in different order can result in very different target regions. For example, assume that you define the following X/Y points:

X

Y

30

7

30

13

45

13

45

7

The resulting target region looks like this:

Scatter plot showing a target region.

Because the points are connected in the order they are defined, reordering the points results in a different target region. Assume that you reorder the same points like this:

X

Y

30

7

30

13

45

7

45

13

The resulting target region looks like this:

You can also create target regions with a "hole" in the middle. For example, use the following points:

X

Y

30

7

30

13

45

13

45

7

30

7

32

8

32

12

43

12

43

8

32

8

The resulting target region looks like this:

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