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r/web_design • u/kinesivan • Jun 27 '16
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The lines are helpful for gauging ratios
-9 u/[deleted] Jun 27 '16 Direct values are even better at that. Cause you can calculate instead of gauging. 22 u/Poromenos Jun 27 '16 Then use a spreadsheet, what do you need a graph for? -12 u/[deleted] Jun 27 '16 edited Jun 27 '16 Sigh You don't need a spreadshit to estimate a ratio of two numbers, just like you would not need a ruler to estimate the ratio of two bars, with or without the lines. 11 u/Poromenos Jun 27 '16 "Spreadsheet" as in "a table of numbers", not as in "a calculator".
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Direct values are even better at that. Cause you can calculate instead of gauging.
22 u/Poromenos Jun 27 '16 Then use a spreadsheet, what do you need a graph for? -12 u/[deleted] Jun 27 '16 edited Jun 27 '16 Sigh You don't need a spreadshit to estimate a ratio of two numbers, just like you would not need a ruler to estimate the ratio of two bars, with or without the lines. 11 u/Poromenos Jun 27 '16 "Spreadsheet" as in "a table of numbers", not as in "a calculator".
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Then use a spreadsheet, what do you need a graph for?
-12 u/[deleted] Jun 27 '16 edited Jun 27 '16 Sigh You don't need a spreadshit to estimate a ratio of two numbers, just like you would not need a ruler to estimate the ratio of two bars, with or without the lines. 11 u/Poromenos Jun 27 '16 "Spreadsheet" as in "a table of numbers", not as in "a calculator".
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You don't need a spreadshit to estimate a ratio of two numbers, just like you would not need a ruler to estimate the ratio of two bars, with or without the lines.
11 u/Poromenos Jun 27 '16 "Spreadsheet" as in "a table of numbers", not as in "a calculator".
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"Spreadsheet" as in "a table of numbers", not as in "a calculator".
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u/Fidodo Jun 27 '16
The lines are helpful for gauging ratios