Tables available in P1F

  Seldom would anyone need all the tables available.  If you have sample
data, it might be good to try them all once, and keep a hard copy of the
results to study.  Then you can decide what tables you need for your problem.

 All tables are described, and examples given, in the BMD manual, from page
258 to 270.  In addition, any current statistics text will be helpful in
explaining the tables.

  For most purposes, three tables are sufficient; those giving the observed
frequencies, the expected frequencies, and the percent each cell frequency is
of the total frequency in the table.

  These three tables, indicated in the options as OB  EX  and  TO
are provided by the default; that is, by using the RETURN key alone.