Log Book Phosphate Data Precision

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Disclaimer: I have OCD! :D

I use Log Book to record certain tests. One being Phosphates. For this measurement I have the decimal place set to 3, so I can enter 0.049 for example. However, the data on the bottom of the graph where it shows Max/Min/Avg. is set to only one decimal place. If you hover over the data point it shows the correct value. This isn't an issue with Nitrates/Calcium/Magnesium as these are typically recorded in whole values. But with the phosphate having a precision of 3 decimal places, it doesn't reflect the correct values at the bottom.
Any way to fix this or adjust this?

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I also just noticed in the pic, there is a space between the 1 & 4 in the Magnesium reading, 1 400ppm. It's like that on any data point I hover over.

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