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C'mon. guys! &nbsp;500 points and it's probably pretty simple! &nbsp;Probably just &quot;buried&quot; in the docs!<br />
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Bill
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C'mon. guys!  500 points and it's probably pretty simple!  Probably just "buried" in the docs!

Bill

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Thanks, cool, but I've been poking around various forums and stuff and have concluded that no one has come up with a solution to mark just one point on an xy scatter chart. &nbsp;I guess I'd just have to start a new series consisting of just the single point selected and plot that point? &nbsp;What do you think?<br />
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I appreciate your answer, but unfortunately it didn't help. &nbsp;If I can't find anything more, I'll still give you partial credit for trying to help me out.<br />
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Again, thanks for trying.<br />
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Bill
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Thanks, cool, but I've been poking around various forums and stuff and have concluded that no one has come up with a solution to mark just one point on an xy scatter chart.  I guess I'd just have to start a new series consisting of just the single point selected and plot that point?  What do you think?

I appreciate your answer, but unfortunately it didn't help.  If I can't find anything more, I'll still give you partial credit for trying to help me out.

Again, thanks for trying.

Bill

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Thanks!<br />
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Bill
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how do i select a single point in an mschart xy scatter chart and place a marker on it?

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