Start with three pinned rows: day and visitors.
The mapping is the chart recipe: day goes on the x-axis, visitors goes on the y-axis, and each row becomes one dot.
After that mapping, the Tuesday dot reads as 7 visitors because Tue came from the x column and 7 came from the y column.
A tiny chart-construction step: map data columns to x, y, and mark before drawing the plot.
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Start with columns
Start with 3 pinned rows and two columns.
pinned columns
Map columns to chart roles
Choose the chart roles: day maps to x, visitors maps to y, dot maps to mark.
x, y, mark mapping
Draw the mapped marks
Draw one dot for each row using the mapped x and y columns.
mapped dots
Read with the mapping
Readout: Tue has 7 visitors because day is x and visitors is y.