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Default Graphing distortion

I have a set of Y data points:
1.017
0.9961
0.9958
0.9959
0.9949
0.9955
0.9958
0.9957
When i graph the points it basically gives me a straight line with a tail
that shoots way up at the first point. I want to be able to really see the
difference in all my points rather then looking at basically a straight line
with a big tail. Is there a way I can logarithmically calculate my points or
some other way to get a better picture?
 
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