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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

General Household Survey, 2001-2002

Variable Details

Variableqpops
LabelEstimated weekly units: alcopops
Responses
-8 NA 44
-6 Child/Proxy/NI 5787
0 Abst/none last year 12411
0.0435 283
0.087 209
0.1305 65
0.1725 156
0.174 56
0.2175 16
0.261 16
0.3045 4
0.345 205
0.348 7
0.3915 1
0.435 8
0.4785 1
0.5175 87
0.522 3
0.5625 133
0.5655 1
0.6525 1
0.69 88
0.8625 38
0.87 2
1.035 23
1.125 272
1.2075 5
1.218 1
1.38 12
1.5525 3
1.6875 135
1.725 4
1.8975 2
2.07 4
2.25 213
2.5875 2
2.8125 63
3.375 55
3.45 1
3.9375 15
4.5 186
5.0625 2
5.25 7
5.625 13
6.75 97
7.875 1
8.25 1
8.4375 1
9 125
10.5 15
11.25 62
13.5 55
15.75 36
16.5 1
18 28
20.25 3
21 15
22.5 21
24.75 2
26.25 12
27 6
29.25 1
31.5 8
33 1
33.75 3
36 2
36.75 2
38.25 1
42 6
45 1
47.25 1
49.5 1
52.5 7
57.75 2
63 5
66 3
73.5 2
74.25 1
78.75 2
82.5 2
84 7
105 1
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationGeneral Household Survey, 2001-2002
UniversePrivate households in Great Britain;Households;National
SamplingSee documentation for details
Study TypeRepeated cross-sectional study
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