There are a number of ways to enter data into Graphical Analysis: by typing data into the data table, by opening data files created by other Vernier Software programs, by cutting, copying and pasting, or by importing text or data from a TI graphing calculator, LabPro/CBL interfaces, or Palm Handhelds.
 

• You can type data directly into the data table from the keyboard. To type data into a cell, click on the cell and type the number. You can use either the mouse or keyboard to move and edit within a table. Press the Enter/Return key after entering the value to move to the cell below or to the right as specified in Preferences. If you make a mistake within a column, use the up and down cursor keys to move within the column. Use the left and right cursor keys or mouse to move around within the cell and the Tab key to move between columns. See Selecting and Editing Cells.

• You can also import data from other applications and old versions of Graphical Analysis.

• Text or text files (such as those created in Excel, word processors, etc.) can be imported into Graphical Analysis.

• You can import data from TI graphing calculators, LabPro, or CBL 2 devices using the TI-Graph Link cable. Do so by choosing Import From... TI Device from the File Menu or clicking the  button.

• Data collected and stored in the LabPro interface can be imported using the serial or USB cable. Do so by choosing Import From... LabPro from the File Menu.

• Data collected with a Palm Handheld running the Data Pro program can be imported using the HotSync button or by choosing Import From... Palm Data Pro from the File Menu.

• Data copied onto the clipboard can be pasted into a table.