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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Annual Population Survey: Subjective Well-Being, April 2011 - March 2012

Variable Details

Variablerefdte
LabelReference date
Responses
01012012 5941
01042012 5560
01052011 5676
02102011 5797
03072011 5674
04032012 6577
04092011 5964
04122011 6101
05022012 6541
05062011 6138
06112011 6303
07082011 6056
08012012 6297
08052011 5825
09102011 5983
10042011 5875
10072011 5905
11032012 6303
11092011 5855
11122011 6159
12022012 5927
12062011 6061
13112011 5865
14082011 5899
15012012 6252
15052011 5487
16102011 5986
17042011 5488
17072011 5721
18032012 5756
18092011 5718
18122011 5537
19022012 5962
19062011 5820
20112011 6244
21082011 5997
22012012 6239
22052011 5392
23102011 6094
24042011 5609
24072011 5798
25032012 5937
25092011 5805
25122011 5721
26022012 5995
26062011 5933
27112011 5941
28082011 5787
29012012 6321
29052011 5460
30102011 5849
31072011 5763
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationAnnual Population Survey: Subjective Well-Being, April 2011 - March 2012
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