This post focuses on exploring how single-case experimental design (SCED) researchers can use R to visually synthesize experimental outcomes using the Single Case Assessment and Review Framework (SCARF). Specifically, the fxl R package is used to take data coded using SCARF and to generate figures that would historically be prepared using complex Excel spreadsheets. This is not a tutorial on SCARF per se, but rather a demonstration of how fxl supports a spreadsheet-free alternative for users of SCARF.