I'm trying to plot points on a graph but I'm running into some problems.
The total vertical height of the graph is 119 pixels.
The value I want to plot can be any number from 0 to infinity.
I'll use two sets of numbers as an example.
This is the method I've been trying to use.
1) High point = 1492, Low point = 16
1492 - 16 = 1476
119 / 1476 = 0.080623306233062330623306233062331
With this number I know the difference in height between each pixel that needs plotted.
The problem is that the low point can never truly be 0?
2) High point = 43, Low point = 21
43 - 21 = 22
119 / 22 = 5.4090909090909090909090909090909
The problem with this is that if I multiply that by 43, I end up with a number higher than 119.
What could I use to get an accurate height value for each pixel no matter how high the value,
and with the lowest point being 0 and the highest point being 119?