5 ms·
Isn't the problem worse with this approach? You get {2,3,4,6,5,4,8,8} It doesn't look like the thing you copied, and the numbers make no sense (our stock
by sago 9y ago
Isn't the problem worse with this approach? You get
{2,3,4,6,5,4,8,8}
It doesn't look like the thing you copied, and the numbers make no sense (our stock price is 8? since when?). You're back to trying to get people to install the correct fonts, not use it in emails, etc.
- thinkloop 9y agoCan't the real numbers be used?
- sago 9y agoOnly if they happen to a) be in the range 0-9 (for the sparkline) or 0-99 (for the dot or bar chart) and b) cover (pretty much) the whole of that range. See the page examples, the data in the sparkline bears no obvious relation to the start and end values.
- WorldMaker 9y agoPeople generally tend to see a lot of percentages so 0-99 should seem reasonable, and the 0-9 is merely a "per dec" and you just need to imagine another digit behind it to get a percentage. Maybe the set notation curly brackets isn't enough of a signal to think of them as percentages if the font is unavailable, but adding that as a note when copying/pasting isn't entirely strange.