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what's the best way to depict a bell curve?
I want to depict a smooth bell curve . . . not a pyramid-shaped line. I
suppose one way would be to increase the number of data points, but I don't want to do that. Am I missing something simple? |
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what's the best way to depict a bell curve?
The simple things that you are missing are to tell us:
a what you've tried and b why you are reluctant to use a few extra data points. -- David Biddulph raybrag wrote: I want to depict a smooth bell curve . . . not a pyramid-shaped line. I suppose one way would be to increase the number of data points, but I don't want to do that. Am I missing something simple? |
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what's the best way to depict a bell curve?
Hi,
Maybe - select the line and choose Format, Selected Data Series, and click Smoothed line on the Patterns tab. -- If this helps, please click the Yes button Cheers, Shane Devenshire "raybrag" wrote: I want to depict a smooth bell curve . . . not a pyramid-shaped line. I suppose one way would be to increase the number of data points, but I don't want to do that. Am I missing something simple? |
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