Allow Phase Change Lines to be added to multiple targets/program graph
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Annie Qi
When a phase change line is needed and added to a program graph, it does not translate to target graphs, and vice versa. Phase change lines must be replicated and added manually to each target graph and program graph in order to see the modifications everywhere. It would be great it when adding a phase change line, there were check boxes so that the same phase change line can be added to multiple targets and/or the overall program graph.
Jenna Simard
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Add phase line to all programs at once
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Yuejiao Liu
Jenna Simard
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Translate phase change lines from graphs to progress graphs
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Annie Qi
When writing phase change lines onto target graphs, there should be an option to also apply the phase change line to the main graph. This makes report writing so much easier because all of that information will translate into the report.
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Erin Moran
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Gwenyth Easter
Hello!
Good news—you can add phase change lines across all programs for a client.
For example, if you want to mark when a client went on a break, you can do the following:
- Go to Client > Progress
- Select any program/goal
- From the filter list, choose Annotations
- Add a Phase Line
- In Apply to, it will default to the current graph—but you can change this to the client’s name to apply the phase line to all of the client’s graphs
I’ve attached screenshots to help guide you through the process.
If you need any additional support, feel free to reach out—we’re happy to help! You can contact us anytime via Help > Support > Request Support 😊
Yuejiao Liu
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Yuejiao Liu
Would it be possible to add phase line to all programs at once? I have a few clients whose performance decreases significantly after a short break or being sick. It will be awesome to add phase line, e.g., client takes 2-week vacation break, to all the skill acquisition and behavior reduction programs. Thank you!
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Kat Dannehl
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Phase change lines
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Meghan Best