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Error in sequence file or table shells file for 2013?
Glenn Rice
over 10 years ago
Hello,
Has anyone else had a chance to look at the sequence file and table shells for the ACS 2013 1-year data release?
I’m seeing B02005, B02006, and B02007 listed in the ACS2013_1-Year_TableShells.xls file, but the Sequence_Number_and_Table_Number_Lookup.xls does not include these tables. Nor does the new Appendix A (
www.census.gov/.../ACS_2013_SF_1YR_Appendices.xls)
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Anyone know which is correct?
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Glenn Rice
over 10 years ago
If the table shells are not specific to individual ACS data releases, why are they named as if they were?
Nick, are you saying that a table shell file released with a specific ACS data release may not apply to the data it appears to be associated with? If not, where can we obtain a definitive table shells file for a specific release? The table shell files are critical for our ACS data processing.
Looking back at the three 2012 ACS table shell files, they are all different. If what you're saying is correct, why would they be different? Why doesn't the Bureau publish a single table shells file for all three annual releases? It would be much less confusing.
The 1-year table shells for 2012 do NOT include B02005, B02006, or B02007, while the 2012 3- and 5-year table shells do.
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Glenn Rice
over 10 years ago
If the table shells are not specific to individual ACS data releases, why are they named as if they were?
Nick, are you saying that a table shell file released with a specific ACS data release may not apply to the data it appears to be associated with? If not, where can we obtain a definitive table shells file for a specific release? The table shell files are critical for our ACS data processing.
Looking back at the three 2012 ACS table shell files, they are all different. If what you're saying is correct, why would they be different? Why doesn't the Bureau publish a single table shells file for all three annual releases? It would be much less confusing.
The 1-year table shells for 2012 do NOT include B02005, B02006, or B02007, while the 2012 3- and 5-year table shells do.
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