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The one you mention is not misleading: they put the Y values everywhere in the chart. The other one is starting at 5% and ending at 8%. While a full range 0-10
by crististm 8y ago
The one you mention is not misleading: they put the Y values everywhere in the chart.
The other one is starting at 5% and ending at 8%. While a full range 0-100% would bury the relevant data, a picture with 0-10% would tell a different story.