WPS Matrix Bubble Chart on macOS FAQ

Last updated:July 22, 2026

Common questions about Matrix Bubble Chart usually focus on suitable scenarios, bubble size meaning, overlap handling, and export options; this FAQ includes 4 answers and a glossary.

FAQ

What scenarios is Matrix Bubble Chart suitable for?

  1. Use Matrix Bubble Chart when you need to compare two coordinate dimensions and one size value at the same time.
  2. For example, the X-axis and Y-axis can represent two business dimensions, while bubble size represents a key metric.
  3. This makes it useful for dashboards, operations analysis, and project reviews.

What determines bubble size?

  1. Bubble size is determined by the field selected for "Bubble Size."
  2. In the "Type & Data" tab of the editing panel, select the numeric field you want to use.
  3. Larger values usually appear as larger bubbles.

How can I handle overlapping bubbles?

  1. Check the data range first, and reduce the amount of displayed data with "Data Filter" if needed.
  2. Then adjust series colors and chart elements so different data points are easier to distinguish.
  3. If the chart is still too dense, choose more suitable X-axis, Y-axis, or bubble size fields.

How do I use Matrix Bubble Chart in a report or presentation?

  1. Click the top-right "..." menu on the chart.
  2. Select "Copy as Picture" or "Export as Picture."
  3. Insert the output into a report, presentation, or other materials.

Glossary

TermDefinition
Matrix Bubble ChartA chart that uses the horizontal axis, vertical axis, and bubble size to show multi-dimensional data relationships.
Data SourceThe table or data collection that the chart reads from. It is the basis for generating the chart.
Data RangeThe actual portion of the data source used for chart calculation and display, including filtered results when applicable.
Series ColorThe color setting used to distinguish different data series.
Export as PictureAn option that outputs the current chart as an image file for sharing or reporting.