This means that behavior analysts are forced to move their phase change lines whenever they add new data or resize their graphs. Unfortunately, line objects can be cumbersome to align within a graph and, more importantly, do not move when new data is added or when the graph is resized. The most common workaround described in the literature involves inserting line objects on top of graphs (Dixon et al 2009 Pritchard 2009). Phase change lines are not intuitive to the software, which means that other workarounds need to be used to add these elements to graphs. However, there are a few issues inherent to the software that prevent it from displaying behavioral data in an accurate and convenient way.Īdding phase change lines to Microsoft Excel® graphs is easily one of the most troublesome aspects of this software. Generally, Microsoft Excel® allows behavior analysts to accurately meet the graphing conventions adopted by the field and utilized in practice.

Many behavior analysts rely on Microsoft Excel® to graph and visually analyze data.

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