It would be very helpful if the information in the table below a progress graph could mirror the graph settings. For example if the X-Axis is set to daily, the data in the table should show the aggregation by day instead of by individual session.

It would be really helpful to be able to select a data point on a graph and have an option to open up the history for that entire session. Seeing the "all trials" data is great, but that only shows trials for that particular target. Sometimes we see a particular data point on the graph and want to look at what went on during that session in a way that's only captured by the history (such as the order of trials for all targets in that program that day, or whether a certain program was run before / after another one during the session). It is a little cumbersome right now to exit the graph on the progress page, go to the history page, remember the date of the session from the graph, then sort through all the sessions to find a particular one (esp. with multiple sessions per day).

Update graph titles to reflect the program name instead of listing individual targets when displaying multiple targets within a single graph.

Organization wide setting for graph labels/titles - Would love to be able to make a default graph labels setting across the entire organization so that we don't have to go back and relabel each graph each time. Thanks in advance!

When viewing a graph, please provide the option to toggle labels on each data point.

Hello, can you please create a feature where sets of targets can be viewed on the graphs as a whole group summarized into 1 data point rather than as individual targets? If I'm working on 2 groups or sets of targets at the same time, I want to be able to simultaneously view the data for both groups/sets as 2 different data paths.

I'd love a way to open all graphs for all targets at once so I can quickly scroll or tab through and view everything quickly

Add a feature to allow graph of targets to display both percent independent + trial count. Example of how that could look is attached.