The “flatten the curve” graph is doing something a little different from Nightingale’s and Snow’s visualizations. There are no actual numbers. Neither axis contains numerals.

Visits to a pediatrician next year might look a little different thanks to a new growth curve chart slated to be released in the spring of 2006. And a Calvin College professor is currently working in ...

This chart's Y-axis goes up by multiples of 10 all the way up to 10,000. Many charts showing coronavirus cases around the country and around the world use a logarithmic look to better show growth ...

Click the "Insert" tab, click on the scatter chart icon in the Charts section, and then select the "Scatter with Smooth Lines" chart. Excel creates your Gaussian curve in chart form.