I can't quite believe I'm having to ask this, but I can't work out how to get LibreOffice Calc to plot a basic graph.
I have this data :-
C R
11 8.76
22 5.47
44 8.24
53 7.00
36 6.81
36 7.00
34 7.71
23 5.85
32 7.84
45 8.34
26 6.64
I just want a straightforward graph of C against R. C on the X-axis, range 0-60. R on the Y-axis, range 0-10.
No matter what type of chart I choose from the Insert Chart wizard, I get 11 plots equally spaced along the X axis (there's 11 sets of data). R varies between 5.4 and 8.7 but the XY Scatter gives a much wider range than that. I'm not sure what is being plotted but it's not the values of R.
I've done multiple searches on here, and on Google in general, and have not found anything that helps. I think I want a graph, not a chart.
(Edited - some comments and an answer have been deleted so I've edited the relevant bits into the question to make it clearer)
Sometimes copying numbers from another softwares into LibreOffice or using other keyboard layouts rather than English make numbers to be seen as numbers but act as text. Hence you won't get your desired charts or calculations. So, first please check your numbers to be numbers rather than text.
If everything is ok with your data, you can draw your graph/chart using XY (Scatter) chart:
Select your data
Then from the Insert menu select Chart. In the Chart wizard window select XY (Scatter) as Chart type and choose the desired chart look on the top right side of window. You can also select Sort by X values checkbox if you want your data to be sorted by increasing the X values.
You can change any other desired options in chart wizard and finally press Finish to see the final chart.
The key take away is to chose the XY scatter, not Line, when selecting the Chart Type.