Why my data does not give a bell curve graph? normal distribution formulas used

mercek

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Hi Guys, I have been trying to create a bell curve / normal distribution chart but my data does not give a belle curve. What do I do wrong ?

Given X values, I use formula z= STANDARDIZE Fx = NORM.DIST


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What are you expecting, a smooth curve?
I selected your Column A and Column C values, went to INSERT and "insert line chart". Under the recommended chart I was able to plot 7 dots according to the frequency of those data items. They formed a "bell curve".
 
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Yes I got 7 dots to but I want to see a curve lines forming bell curve (not dots). Area or line chart did not give me that shape
 
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Yes I got 7 dots to but I want to see a curve lines forming bell curve (not dots). Area or line chart did not give me that shape

I am reasonably confident that with only 7 items of data (albeit you have multiple of each) you are only going to plot 7 dots. I do not see anything in the offerings that would allow asmooth curve.
 
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