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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

British Crime Survey, 2003-2004

Variable Details

Variablemthrecin
LabelIn what month did the most recent incident happen
Responses
1 January 2001 0
2 February 2001 0
3 March 2001 0
4 April 2001 0
5 May 2001 0
6 June 2001 0
7 July 2001 0
8 August 2001 0
9 September 2001 0
10 October 2001 0
11 November 2001 0
12 December 2001 0
13 January 2002 0
14 February 2002 0
15 March 2002 0
16 April 2002 0
17 May 2002 2
18 June 2002 3
19 July 2002 7
20 August 2002 8
21 September 2002 18
22 October 2002 15
23 November 2002 14
24 December 2002 24
25 January 2003 17
26 February 2003 29
27 March 2003 45
28 April 2003 28
29 May 2003 26
30 June 2003 36
31 July 2003 31
32 August 2003 25
33 September 2003 35
34 October 2003 27
35 November 2003 15
36 December 2003 19
37 January 2004 11
38 February 2004 6
39 March 2004 6
40 April 2004 0
41 May 2004 0
42 June 2004 0
43 July 2004 0
99 4
Sysmiss 2310
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationBritish Crime Survey, 2003-2004
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