That's too easy.
The posting guide is your friend. Especially the part about using help
as in
help('normal')
which would reply:
No documentation for 'normal' in specified packages and libraries:
you could try '??normal'
And indeed you could, which leads rather quickly to the help page for
the right function!
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HTH,
Chuck
On Sat, 1 Nov 2008, sandsky wrote:
Is there anyone knowing a function or way for standard normal cumulative
distribution?
Φ(z=-0.1)=?
also
Φ(z=?)=0.025
Thank you,
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