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Here's a "fixed" table shells file for this week's release
Glenn Rice
over 8 years ago
I just spent a couple hours manually stripping all tables that are NOT included in the 2014 5-year release, out of the 2014 table shells file. Here it is!
[Updated on 11/30/2015 5:01 PM]
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Glenn Rice
over 8 years ago
Up until last year, the Bureau made available a separate table-shells file for each period, i.e. 1-, 3- and 5-year. Now there's a single file for all 3 (now 2) annual ACS releases.
Some of us use the table-shells file to control processing of the raw data. In my case at least, if the table-shells file contains tables/columns that don't exist in the data, there's a problem.
So, this isn't really a "fix", but a reversion to the earlier table shells format in order to match the data.
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Glenn Rice
over 8 years ago
Up until last year, the Bureau made available a separate table-shells file for each period, i.e. 1-, 3- and 5-year. Now there's a single file for all 3 (now 2) annual ACS releases.
Some of us use the table-shells file to control processing of the raw data. In my case at least, if the table-shells file contains tables/columns that don't exist in the data, there's a problem.
So, this isn't really a "fix", but a reversion to the earlier table shells format in order to match the data.
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