B2. Re-run the frequency distribution for racethn. This time, use the toolbar with icons that is second from the top. Put the mouse pointer over the icons, from left to right. Find the icon (likely to...

B2. Re-run the frequency distribution for racethn. This time, use the toolbar with icons that is second from the top. Put the mouse pointer over the icons, from left to right. Find the icon (likely to be the fourth one) that has a “Tool Tip” that reads “Recall recently used dialogs” when you use the mouse pointer.

Click on this icon—it will bring up a list of recently used analytic commands. The “Frequencies” command should be at the top of the list because it is the one most recently used, so using this “dialog recall” feature is a useful shortcut when running multiple analyses with different variables. For this run, when the Frequencies dialog box appears, click on the “Charts” pushbutton, and then select “Bar Chart” and “Percentages.” Compare the tabled versus graphic results from Exercises B1 and B2.