1. Go to the Data tab.
2. Name: Enter a name for the crossplot. This name is displayed as the title of the crossplot.
3. Plot type: Select how to display the crossplotted points
   • Density Plot (Binned): A density plot of the binned results.
   • Point by Point: Colour code the crossplotted points using values from a third data set. This mode may not be appropriate for very large numbers of points.
4. Horizontal Data Set: Choose the data to define the X axis
5. Vertical Data Set: Choose the data to define the Y axis
6. Data Type (horizontal and vertical): Choose the type of data for the axis
   • 3D Volume
   • 2D Volume
   • Horizon
   • Well Curve
   • Table Column
   • Vertical Dimension
7. Data Source / Column (horizontal and vertical): Choose the source of data for the axis, according to the selected Data Type
   • The example shows volumes containing acoustic impedance on the horizontal axis and VpVs on the vertical axis.
8. Colour Data Set: (for point-by-point plot types) Select the Data Type and Data Source to use for colour values
9. Select the probe to define the extents of the analysis.
   • Probes are required when crossplotting volumes.

1. Plot type: Select how to display the crossplotted points.
   • Density Plot (Binned): A density plot of the binned results.
     • # Bins: The number of bins in the crossplot.
     • Interpolation: Select the density information (see Changing the Display Interpolation Mode).
   • Point by Point: Colour code the crossplotted points using values from a third data set.
     • Colour values use the Colour Data Set selected in the Data tab.
     • Dot Size: The size of each point in the plot.
2. Class: The Class settings for the Colour Data Set.
3. Use min and max from class settings:
   • Enabled: Use the min and max values from the Colour Data Set class.
   • Disabled: Enter minimum and maximum values for the colour range.
4. Auto adjust values: Enable this option to automatically update the minimum and maximum when the crossplot data changes.
5. Adjust: click to set the minimum and maximum values from the available data.

Configure labels, scales and ranges for the horizontal and vertical axes.

1. Label: A label for the horizontal and vertical axes.
2. Range: Minimum and maximum values for the horizontal and vertical axes.
   • Symmetric option: Enable to set minimum and maximum values symmetric around 0, i.e. minimum = maximum * -1
3. Grid Lines: Adjust the number of horizontal or vertical grid lines.
4. Flip Axis: Flip the plot on its vertical axis.

Polygon and ellipse styles can be configured. (see Highlighting crossplot points (from sections), Highlighting geobodies (from crossplots), Using Litho-Fluid Models).

• Line Thickness
• Dot Size
• Opacity

• Show Name: Display the name of the plot at the top.
• Show Axes: Display vertical and horizontal axis labels.
• Show Colourbar: Display the colourbar and its location.