How to Create a Four Quadrant Chart in Excel | Quadrant Scatter Plot | Quadrant Matrix Chart

In this Microsoft Excel video tutorial I demonstrate how to create a quadrant chart. A quadrant chart is a scatter chart where the plot area is divided into four equal parts. In my example I am plotting staff costs against turnover: the branches in the quadrant representing high staffing costs but low turnover are the branches of concern.
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[meetulshah]

Very clear and insightful video! This one saved me this week! 🙏

[Intraverse]

Thank you - super clear! A bad tutorial can be a major timewaster so appreciate your clarity

[raf]

Thank you, Chester! Well explained. You've earned that like for sure!

[mathanghidevi]

Great tutorial. Helped me in time of need. Thank you so much.

[Pluto]

Very helpful, thank you. I followed along with you step by step and it worked. Thank you!

[cogiangxcel]

thank you very much, very easy to understand and helpful

[scottahrens]

This video was so very helpful. Thank you so much.

[matthewalford]

Thank you for this very clear tutorial! Exactly what I needed :)

[IvanCortinas_ES]

Extremely used in marketing. It's a concept similar to SWOT, (Strength, Weakness, Opportunities and Threats). Thank you Chester!!!

[sampathkumarvs]

Your videos are very informative and useful. Thank you Chester!

[MattHyatt]

Thanks for posting this video - it was very helpful. How do you handle overlapping labels? In my case, it's common to have multiple records with identical coordinates on the chart. I haven't been able to figure out a way to make the labels readable because they overlap one another.

[samkab]

How did we find the x and y of the vertical and horizontal lines?
The average oF turnover and staffing cost?

[rodrigobarba]

How do you give specific colors to texts within each quadrant?