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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Health Survey for England, 1994

Variable Details

Variableqbeer
LabelNo. units of beer drunk in a week
Responses
0 4132
0.029 645
0.058 298
0.087 42
0.115 444
0.116 90
0.145 13
0.174 22
0.203 6
0.23 286
0.232 15
0.29 5
0.319 1
0.345 58
0.348 5
0.375 460
0.406 1
0.46 135
0.464 3
0.575 15
0.58 2
0.638 1
0.69 61
0.696 1
0.75 512
0.805 1
0.92 35
1.035 1
1.125 118
1.15 17
1.38 15
1.5 712
1.61 4
1.725 1
1.84 6
1.875 41
2.07 3
2.25 130
2.3 1
2.625 11
3 755
3.375 5
3.5 84
3.75 35
4.125 4
4.5 241
4.875 1
5.25 7
5.5 17
6 738
6.75 2
7 249
7.5 141
8.25 1
9 410
10.5 117
11 47
11.25 1
12 359
13.5 28
14 362
15 225
16.5 35
17.5 40
18 158
18.75 1
19.5 2
21 283
22 55
22.5 5
24 91
24.5 28
27 13
27.5 9
28 321
28.5 1
30 39
31.5 9
33 60
35 120
36 9
38.5 8
39 2
42 188
44 33
45 6
45.5 3
48 1
49 44
49.5 3
52.5 2
54 1
55 23
56 140
59.5 1
60 1
60.5 1
63 20
66 16
70 79
71.5 1
77 8
84 42
88 3
90 1
91 2
94.5 1
98 11
105 1
110 4
112 18
126 6
140 6
143 1
168 2
182 1
220 3
350 1
999.99 No answer 0
-1 Not applicable 1539
999 129
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationHealth Survey for England, 1994
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