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serial.writeNumber(3)
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```
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The numbers don't show up as single values because they appear in the output as a string: `"123"`. Also, the string doesn't form a complete line so it doesn't show up in the console window either. You could add a blank line to the numbers alreay written. If you did this, you would have just one value charted which is `123`:
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The numbers don't show up as single values because they appear in the output as a string: `"123"`. Also, the string doesn't form a complete line so it doesn't show up in the console window either. You could add a blank line to the numbers already written. If you did this, you would have just one value charted which is `123`:
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```block
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serial.writeNumber(1)
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Each subvalue ``'x'``, ``'y'``, and ``'z'`` is displayed on the chart named ``"acceleration"`` in the Data Viewer.
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