CeLSIUS DATA DICTIONARY
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LS variable metadata
| SCADDTYP11 | |
|---|---|
| Table | ME11 2011 Census - LS members |
| Short description | Second address type. 2011. |
| Source | 2011 Census. Question 6 (What is that address?") Answered by those who had a second address (See Question 5 (Do you stay at another address for more than 30 days a year?) |
| Code notes | Answered by those who had a second address. 7 digit binary code (from the left): Armed forces base address (1st digit). Another address when working away from home (2nd digit). Student's home address (3rd digit). Student's term-time address (4th digit). Another parent or guardian's address (5th digit). Holiday home (6th digit). Other (7th digit). -6 (Missing) -9 (No code required (No second address)) |
Variable coding
The codelist for this variable is not available.
Additional information
| Value | Label |
|---|---|
| id | 4558 |
| fullname | (ME11)SCADDTYP11 |
| description | |
| codedas | MAIN |
| source | 2011 Census. Question 6 (What is that address?") Answered by those who had a second address (See Question 5 (Do you stay at another address for more than 30 days a year?) |
| derived | N |
| derivation | Second address indicator may be imputed where a person has left all fields in question 5 blank or alternatively filled in an address with no tick. But please note a small number of addresses have also been imputed where no address/an incomplete address w |
| codelist | N |
| notes | A second address is an address at which a person stays for more than 30 days per year that is not a person's place of usual residence. This includes addresses that are in the UK and those outside of the UK. If a person with a second address was staying at that address on census night, they were classed as a visitor to that address, but counted as a usual resident at their home address. See "2011 Census Glossary of Terms". |
| restricted | N |
| format | Text |
| length | 7 |
| classification | |
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| comvartime | |
| field0 | ME11 |