i was thinking of maybe trying to do a yearly one, so chart for 0-12 months 12-24 etc that way could do it as i line graph to show a continual line for indivitual snake, but just wouldnt be possible to do that on one chart for all snakes as would be to many lines i think. but yeah yearly is possible
ok been having a play with what i got so far few probs i can see so few question what do people want to see just a simple bar graph with name an age at bottom with weight up side which will simpley change in position everytime weight is updated
or a line graph with weight up side, lines for each snake an last month weighed at bottom
could you just discount an 'extreme' weight, like for my 2, them being on a breeder/shop maintenance diet will mean their 1st weights with me are particularly low.
cornsnakes, ratsnakes, bullsnakes, boas and day geckos Location:Leeds/York/Selby area
Put the snake into a pillow case and then onto kitchen scales
or in Matilda-the-Chavcorn's case....
1.Put on wooly gloves 2.Chase around viv for 10 minutes and finally catch, having removed anything that could possibly be used to hide. 3.Get bitten & swear a lot. 4.Wrestle into pillow case. 5.Push back down into pillow case. 6.Wind BIG elastic band around top of pillow case & contemplate throwing said pillow case and contents into nearest large body of water. 7.Weigh, and place cautiously back into viv.
Couldn't you do a scatter-plot with them and then put a trend-line in? Wouldn't that eliminate the fatties and skinnies and prevent any incorrect averages?
p.s. No I'm not volunteering. I'm quite looking forward to burning my copy of Excel in July when I graduate .
Couldn't you do a scatter-plot with them and then put a trend-line in? Wouldn't that eliminate the fatties and skinnies and prevent any incorrect averages?
im new to this chart stuff haha, but wouldnt a trend line pretty much still follow the average??
I thought he was about 5 months old but seeing other peoples weights at this age im starting to change my mind. He must be a couple of months max. He is eating two pinkies very easily though. Got some great pics from today which i will post 2mo.
Couldn't you do a scatter-plot with them and then put a trend-line in? Wouldn't that eliminate the fatties and skinnies and prevent any incorrect averages?
im new to this chart stuff haha, but wouldnt a trend line pretty much still follow the average??
Initially yes but, you can adjust the x-axis intercept to give a more realistic result .
If you get 1 rogue result you can adjust the point that the trend-line crosses the x-axis so that the rogue data doesn't adversely affect your average. Kinda like a line of best fit on Excel but you can adjust it to make it do what you want it to.