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<blockquote data-quote="FrogReaver" data-source="post: 7563378" data-attributes="member: 6795602">Yep delimeters exist.&nbsp; Subclass Distribution is not a delimeter.&nbsp; It's the kind of breakdown the graph is showing.&nbsp; Rogue is clearly a delimeter there.&nbsp; You would still need to show Rogues that don't have a subclass though because &quot;subclass distribution&quot; is not a delimeter, it's the kind of breakdown you are showing.&nbsp; In this example your options you would need to show would be none, thief, assssain, arcane trickster, etc.&nbsp; If you only want active character rogues with a subclass you need to actually delimit them out somewhere.&nbsp; A subclass distribution by definition includes the null values if there are any.&nbsp; Thus &quot;subclass distribution&quot; cannot be a delimiter for non-null subclasses.Maybe I should ask this question:&nbsp; How would you title a graph like there subclass graph but that also included a section for &quot;no subclass&quot;?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="FrogReaver, post: 7563378, member: 6795602"] Yep delimeters exist. Subclass Distribution is not a delimeter. It's the kind of breakdown the graph is showing. Rogue is clearly a delimeter there. You would still need to show Rogues that don't have a subclass though because "subclass distribution" is not a delimeter, it's the kind of breakdown you are showing. In this example your options you would need to show would be none, thief, assssain, arcane trickster, etc. If you only want active character rogues with a subclass you need to actually delimit them out somewhere. A subclass distribution by definition includes the null values if there are any. Thus "subclass distribution" cannot be a delimiter for non-null subclasses. [B]Maybe I should ask this question: How would you title a graph like there subclass graph but that also included a section for "no subclass"?[/B] [/QUOTE]

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