diff --git a/lib/ramble/docs/results.rst b/lib/ramble/docs/results.rst
index 40c696bac..2401a7e9d 100644
--- a/lib/ramble/docs/results.rst
+++ b/lib/ramble/docs/results.rst
@@ -47,10 +47,6 @@ Multiple plot types are supported, to aid in comparison of runs and common tasks
 For these plots, common operations are supported such as log axis, data
 grouping, and idealized line plotting.
 
-While this functionality is very useful and powerful, it is not intended as a
-wholesale replacement for uploading the data into more advanced offline
-analysis tools.
-
 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
 Strong and Weak Scaling Plots
 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
diff --git a/lib/ramble/ramble/test/reports.py b/lib/ramble/ramble/test/reports.py
index 37fbdd27d..4508a45aa 100644
--- a/lib/ramble/ramble/test/reports.py
+++ b/lib/ramble/ramble/test/reports.py
@@ -217,13 +217,12 @@ def test_scaling_plots(mutable_mock_workspace_path, tmpdir_factory, values):
     logy = False
     split_by = "simplified_workload_namespace"
 
+    where_query = None
+    results_df = prepare_data(results, where_query)
+    plot = plot_type(test_spec, normalize, report_dir_path, results_df, logx, logy, split_by)
+
     with PdfPages(pdf_path) as pdf_report:
-        where_query = None
-        results_df = prepare_data(results, where_query)
-        plot = plot_type(
-            test_spec, normalize, report_dir_path, pdf_report, results_df, logx, logy, split_by
-        )
-        plot.generate_plot_data()
+        plot.generate_plot_data(pdf_report)
 
         # Sort columns alphabetically, order is not important
         plot.output_df.sort_index(axis=1, inplace=True)