In the card game Cribbage, hands are made from five standard playing cards and points are formed by creating runs, flushes, pairs, and combinations that add up to $15.$ Each combination gives points, which are used to move pegs around a track. The first peg to the end wins. A hand's point value can be anywhere from $0$ to $29,$ excluding $19.$ While a $29$ hand is far rarer than the rarest hand in Poker, it is actually impossible to get a hand worth exactly $19$ points. Some players will even jokingly say that they have a $"19$ hand" when the point value of their current hand is $0.$ A sample of $20$ scores from random cribbage hands has been included in a dataset below. Create the dot plot of the dataset using Excel.