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No it doesnt actually. I've done more thinking about it, and I'm pretty sure I'll have to do 2 separate graphs, one showing bubble sort, one showing insertion sort. They both have to show how many swaps and comparisons it took to organise 3 different sized groups of numbers (that were the same for both) in descending order.
I've no idea if I'm explaining this well at all.
9 numbers in the group
Bubble sort-22 swaps,36 comparisons
Insertion Sort – 22 swaps, 8 comparisons
18 numbers
Bubble sort- 99 swaps, 153 comparisons
Insertion sort -99 swaps, 17
27 numbers
Bubble Sort – 203 swaps, 351 comparisons
Insertion sort- 203 swaps, 26 comparisonsSo this is what it looks like atm as best as I can figure.
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boredom
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That what you're after?
(I bodged the numbers on the bubble sort swaps so that you could see there were 4 lines not 3)Highlighted all the data, inserted an X-Y Scatter with lines, then right click the graph, Select Data then click 'Switch Row/Column' and it moves the 'Numbers' column over to the X axis, keeping the rest as series
duncs
Does that actually show what you want? It is showing your three x axis points as equally distant rather than as points on an axis from 0 to 203, not sure if it matters or not depending on what it is you are showing