With Word 2013's ability to create a chart, you don't need to open Excel to build an . Pick a chart style and enter values to plot the points on a graph. The only trick: You have to start by inserting a chart; entering your values into a table won't do the job.
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Place the cursor at the spot you want your scatter plot to appear, open the Insert tab and click Chart in the Illustrations section.
Select X Y (Scatter) and pick one of the styles. Click OK to create a sample chart with a few points already entered.
Overwrite the sample data in the spreadsheet with your own data to start building your scatter plot.
Add as many values as you need in the two (or three) columns. As you add more data sets, Word automatically includes them in the scatter plot. Word also automatically adjusts the scope of the chart to fit all of the data. After entering all of the data, close the spreadsheet window.
Click Add Chart Element on the Design tab (or click the + icon next to the chart) to add, move or remove chart elements such as the title, legend and axis labels.
