Hi fellow Monks
I have an array of data:
1.45
3.29
1.63
4.31
6.78
0.44
0.51
6.91
3.32
8.59
3.63
-5.30
0.61
6.31
0
7.83
-0.76
-3.33
4.24
6.90
2.40
6.27
2.01
1.56
0.45
3.86
-3.49
2.54
1.66
2.19
0.57
1.78
5.22
2.35
0.82
-0.49
1.59
-3.45
-3.27
-0.16
3.86
0.29
9.63
3.38
3.43
1.54
-0.61
-4.28
1.20
-2.94
2.90
6.17
0.35
2.20
7.31
11.63
6.83
-0.25
17.28
-4.45
5.01

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and I need to first create a frequency table from them (assign them in subgroups) and then create a frequency polygon.
Are there any ready-to-use modules for these things?

In reply to Frequency table and frequencypolygon by Anonymous Monk

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