I want to draw a chart in Google Sheets to represent the position of a stepper motor. As the motor speeds up, it steps more quickly. But in this case, it can only ever move one step at a time. So if I want to draw a graph of its position,  when it's accelerating, the chart would look like a staircase, where each step is of the same height, but the distance between steps decreases (so the staircase gets steeper as it climbs.I've come close to doing this:Except the steps shown are not what I want; they are of constant width and varying height. I need the reverse. The data points I provided don't lend themselves to the graph I want; they just demonstrate the kind of curve I want.How might I tabulate data and create a chart to give the kind of steps I need? For example, I might have a column which contains individual step widths,  and another with step height (which would always be 1.) But then how to make that into a chart?
Google sheets: chart with steps of constant height change, variable width
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Stepped area chart does not support variable width of steps. But you can use the ordinary area chart like this: The data provided to this chart was as follows. The first column was marked for use as labels when inserting the chart.0.00    01.00    01.00    11.41    11.41    21.73    21.73    32.00    32.00    42.24    42.24    52.45    52.45    62.65    62.65    72.83    7The idea is that each x value is repeated twice, and each y value is repeated twice, but they are half-step out of sync with each other. So every time we move down the rows, exactly one of two coordinates changes: x (horizontal segment) or y (vertical segment).For the record, the formulas were =sqrt(floor(row()/2)) and =floor((row()-1)/2) and the chart options were 