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I am doing a scatterplot where a bunch of data points fall into the
exact same values. I would like to spread them out a little bit w/o falling into the next bin, just to show that they are all there. Is there any way in Excel to add some random noise to my data so that I can stochastically automate this process? Thanks, Hosley |
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