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No answer provided yet.Sure, the adjusted wald calculatoions are examplained on the confidence interval around a proportion page:
It adds half of the squared Z-critical value to the numerator and the entire squared critical value to the denominator before computing the interval i.e (x+z2/2)/(n+z2). For example, a 95% confidence level uses the Z-critical value of 1.96 or approximately 2. If you observe 9 out of 10 users completing a task, this formula computes the proportion as( 9 + (1.962/2) )/ (10 + (1.962)) = approx. 11/14 and builds the interval using the Wald formula.
The calculations just use the z-score for 95% to more decimal-points than 1.96, which you can look-up using the percentile to z-score calculator and entering .95.