Process capability plot improvements#453
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see also this issue https://support.jasp-services.com/Faulhaber/Issues/issues/3
For specific data the plot sometimes looks far from pretty:
So Jonas implemented the x-axis ticks to be stretched out better further:
But for this one specific dataset, this made the label overlap, and the issue was also that the boundary lines were far from the histogram. I implemented to checkboxes, (1) thinning the x-axis labels, (2) compress the x-axis.
This should be tested with other data than the one I used to see the behaviour. These axis things are usually very fickle.