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To do this, Click on the line part of your chart (between any two points) to activate all the vertices. Click on the specific point you want to highlight so that it is the only point selected. Right click over the point and select Add Data Label. Use the arrow on the menu to navigate to Add Data Callout.

Select ?Scatter? from the options in the ?Recommended Charts? section of your ribbon. Excel will automatically create a scatter plot for you in the same sheet as your data, using the first column of your dataset as the horizontal (X) axis, and the second column as your vertical (Y) axis.

To label one data point, after clicking the series, click that data point. > Data Labels. To change the location, click the arrow, and choose an option. If you want to show your data label inside a text bubble shape, click Data Callout.

Here's how: Click on the highlighted data point to select it. Click the Chart Elements button. Select the Data Labels box and choose where to position the label. By default, Excel shows one numeric value for the label, y value in our case.

Select the data you want to plot in the chart. Click the Insert tab, and then click X Y Scatter, and under Scatter, pick a chart. With the chart selected, click the Chart Design tab to do any of the following: Click Add Chart Element to modify details like the title, labels, and the legend.

If you want to use a display instead, you can simply divide the decimal value of the latitude or longitude by 24, which converts it into the same value ranges used by Excel to represent times. Then you can format the display of the formula as follows: Select the cell containing the formula. Press Ctrl+Shift+F.