

Making the histogram in Excel is relatively easy, but with this data set the Y axis range is all cramped and the graph ends up being too small to be clear enough to read and understand.

… then Minitab does the rest of the work for you: When you enter two values, Minitab expands the range of the bins to encompass the rest of your data. "Enter two values?" You might say "But I would prefer to have five bins on my graph!"
