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This document provides detailed enrollment statistics for the University of South Florida, including data segmented by race/ethnicity, gender, age, and retention rates for the Fall 2007 term.

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1. Gather all necessary information that needs to be included in the Print Forms.
2. Start by filling in the header section with the title and date.
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4. Complete any required sections with accurate data as per guidelines.
5. Review each section for completeness and correctness.
6. Sign and date the form where indicated.
7. Make copies of the completed forms for your records.
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How do I change the Microsoft language to English?

With multi-language support in Microsoft Forms, you can create a form or survey in your own language, then allow your audience to respond in their preferred language. When you receive responses, they'll be stored in a single form that is in your own default language.

How to analyse data from Microsoft Forms?

In Microsoft Forms, open the survey or form for which you want to see data insights. Select the Responses tab. Select the Insights button after the question for which you want to see data insights. Note: Insights will only trigger if statistically significant data is determined for responses to a particular question.

Can you change the language of a Microsoft form?

You can search for a language or scroll through the language list to add the language you want. Note: A single form can support up to 11 languages, including your primary language. Hover over your added language and click the Edit language pencil icon. Select the title section to begin your translating.

How can I change the language of Microsoft Forms?

Add languages and translate Select the form you want to add languages to and select More form settings. Under Additional Language, select. Hover over your added language and click the Edit language pencil icon. Select the title section to begin your translating.

How do I change the settings in Microsoft Forms?

In Microsoft Forms, open the form for which you want to edit settings, and then select Settings. In the Settings pane, you can select or clear options. If you've created a quiz, you'll see additional options specific to quizzes.

How to print Microsoft Forms results?

On the Responses tab, select the View results button. > Print response.

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