(1) Go to “File,” then “Options.” (2) Select “Proofing.” (3) Under “When correcting spelling and grammar in Word,” make sure the “Check grammar with spelling” check-box is selected. (4) Select “Show readability statistics.” How do you check readability in Word editor? In order to display the Readability Statistics in later versions of Word, make sure […]

When working with a sample, divide by the size of the data set minus 1, n – 1. Take the square root of the population variance to get the standard deviation. Take the square root of the sample variance to get the standard deviation. What is the easiest way to find standard deviation? The standard […]

Click the Picture Tools Format or Picture Format tab in the Ribbon. In the Adjust group, click Compress Pictures. A dialog box appears. Select the check box to Apply only to this picture if you want to compress only the current picture or uncheck this option if you want to compress all pictures in the […]

How do I share a post to a group? Click on the Share button on the lower right corner of your post to open the dropdown menu. Choose Share to Group then select the private group you’re in. The post should be shared to the private group. Anyone else who wants to share it outside […]

Google Now Launcher: Google Brings Its Own Android Home Screen to the Play Store, Sort Of Visit this link (courtesy of Droid Life) from your phone. Click the small “download” button in the middle of all the spammy, larger buttons. Go to the “Downloads” app and open the file. Press “Install” when prompted. How do […]

You can use either P values or confidence intervals to determine whether your results are statistically significant. If a hypothesis test produces both, these results will agree. The confidence level is equivalent to 1 – the alpha level. So, if your significance level is 0.05, the corresponding confidence level is 95%. How is significance level […]