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To my mind, and for what it's worth, a row of asterisks indicates a bigger break than a blank line.

One catch to white space: It can get lost when a document is reformatted. Like, I just finished converting a book I wrote from print format to Kindle. It's non-fiction, but I used white space to indicate a break in the chain of thought at a number of points. on some Kindle devices, the blank space is displayed as I wrote it. On other Kindle devices, they put blank space between ALL paragraphs, and no extra space where I had these breaks, so the distinction is lost. It wasn't a real big deal so I just didn't worry about it, but in other contexts I can see it becoming confusing. A reader might think this is a continuation of the previous scene when it's really a new scene, and be several paragraphs in before realizing, "Wait, they're not still at Bob's house, and how did Sally get here? And, oh, wait, somewhere in there the scene moved to Sally's office. Where was that?" etc.The examples here are from Excel, though charts are available in Word, PowerPoint, and Outlook as well. If you're using one of these program, the features are the same, but there may be slight differences in getting to the initial charts. The following procedures apply to Office 2013 and newer versions. On the worksheet, select the cells that contain the data that you want to use for the chart. On the Insert tab, click Charts if you just see the icon, or click a chart you want to use. You can also click the See all charts icon in the lower right of the Charts section. This opens the Chart dialog, where you can pick any chart type. Each category usually show both 2D and 3D. On a 3-D chart, click the chart element, such as bars or lines, that you want to change the 3-D format, or do the following to select it from a list of chart elements.
