Adding Points to a Cartesian Graph

Coordinate plane with a point labeled (5, 4). The x-axis goes from negative 10 to 10 and is labeled "X". The y-axis goes from negative 10 to 10 and is labeled "Y".

To add points to a Cartesian graph:

Insert a Cartesian graph or edit an existing graph by double-clicking it. The Cartesian Graph dialog box opens.
In the Layers section, click Add.
Select Point in the Add Cartesian Layer dialog box and then click OK.
Enter the X and Y coordinates for the point.
Select a Style for the point.
Enter an optional Label for the point.
Note: You can format the text using HTML text.
If you entered a label select the Label Location.
Select Show coordinate to display the location of the point as (x, y).
Select a Color for the point.
If you want the layer to display only if a certain condition is met, enter an equation or a variable that evaluates to true or false into the Show if field.

Note: When entering variables, enclose the variable name in two opening and two closing number signs (for example, ##var1## = 3). The variable you reference must be defined for the question or the preface associated with the question.
Click OK.