Why aren’t you using whole numbers in your graph? It shouldn’t make any difference, but looks weird



Why aren’t you using whole numbers in your graph? It shouldn’t make any difference, but looks weird
Just cause it was the quickest way to hit bar graph and form them. I was trying to figure out a way to do it better, but I use Excel so little for that, I couldn't force it to unless I included 0s for some reason, which was just weird.
But yeah, it doesn't make any difference because none of the lines (other than the 1 and 10) are a X.0, so they aren't double dipping. 1-1.9 is only 1s since 2 > 1.9. 1.9-2.8 is only 2s since 1 < 1.9, 3 > 2.8, and only 2 falls in that range. 9.1-10 is only 10s since 9 < 9.1. So it doesn't change the numbers, it just happened to be what it wanted to default to, and after confirming it wasn't misrepresenting the data, I just didn't want to wrestle with it further.
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