Statistics Graphics Grid

Hello,
At the moment the gridlines align themselves to the min/max values.
For instance my last big cycling tour was 159.7 km long, and min/max altitudes were 942 / 2820 m.
The gridlines divide the x/y span by 4, resulting in y values like 1411.5 m.

It would be much better to use nice round numbers (1, 2 and 5) for better viewing.
More minor gridlines without lables would be good too.

In the above case, I'd happily sacrifice the min/max values on the diagram for the following:
distance grid:
- major labelled lines at 0, 50, 100 km
- minor unlabelled lines at every 10 km
Altitude grid:
- major labelled lines at 1000, 1500, 2000, 2500 m
- minor unlabelled lines at every 100 m

szg wrote:Hello,
At the moment the gridlines align themselves to the min/max values.
For instance my last big cycling tour was 159.7 km long, and min/max altitudes were 942 / 2820 m.
The gridlines divide the x/y span by 4, resulting in y values like 1411.5 m.

It would be much better to use nice round numbers (1, 2 and 5) for better viewing.
More minor gridlines without lables would be good too.

In the above case, I'd happily sacrifice the min/max values on the diagram for the following:
distance grid:
- major labelled lines at 0, 50, 100 km
- minor unlabelled lines at every 10 km
Altitude grid:
- major labelled lines at 1000, 1500, 2000, 2500 m
- minor unlabelled lines at every 100 m

thanks,

you are right, I have to improve the statistics graphic.

orux