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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

English Housing Survey, 2009-2010: Household Data

Variable Details

Variablecasecat
LabelStatus of case
Responses
1 Paired cases: occ at IS, PS achieved 0
2 Paired cases: vacant at IS, PS achieved 299
3 Paired cases: derelict at IS, PS achieved 7
4 Interview only: PS ref or non-cont 0
5 Interview only: ineligible for PS 0
6 Unused casecat 0
7 Unused casecat 0
8 Non-resp: vac at IS, and PS ref or non-cont 598
9 Non-resp: vac at IS, and ineligible for PS 330
10 Non-resp: derelict at IS and occup non-con at PS 9
11 Non-resp: derelict at IS, and ineligible for PS 13
12 Non-resp: IS non-cont, ineligible for PS 0
13 Non-resp: refused at IS 0
14 Non-resp: office refusals 0
15 Unused casecat 0
16 Inel: sec/hol homes 0
17 Inel: vac at IS and derelict at PS 7
18 Inel: derelict at IS and derelict at PS 13
19 Inel: non-res at IS 31
20 Inel: demolished at IS 0
21 Inel: address not found 24
22 Inel: not worked 0
23 Unused casecat 0
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationEnglish Housing Survey, 2009-2010: Household Data
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