Certainly! Here is the ANOVA table formatted in the standard sequence with correct column alignment and appropriate table spaces: ``` | Source | Degrees of Freedom | Sum of Squares | Mean Square | F-ratio | |-----------------------|-------------------|----------------|-----------------|----------------| | Between Groups (SSA) | k - 1 | SSA | SSA / (k - 1) | MS(A) / MS(E) | | Within Groups (SSE) | N - k | SSE | SSE / (N - k) | | | Total | N - 1 | SST | | | ``` **Legend:** - SSA: Sum of Squares for Groups (or Factor A) - SSE: Sum of Squares for Error (Within Groups) - SST: Total Sum of Squares - k: Number of groups - N: Total number of observations - MS(A): Mean Square Between Groups = SSA/(k-1) - MS(E): Mean Square Within Groups = SSE/(N-k) Let me know if you need the table in another format (like LaTeX or Word) or with a specific example!