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Family Survey 2010

West Bank and Gaza, 2010
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WBG_WBG_2010_MICS_v01_M
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United Nations Children’s Fund, Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics
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Child's weight (kilograms) (AN3)

Data file: ch

Overview

Valid: 9413
Invalid: 1860
Minimum: 1
Maximum: 99.9
Type: Discrete
Decimal: 1
Start: 625
End: 628
Width: 4
Range: 1 - 99.9
Format: Numeric

Questions and instructions

Categories
Value Category Cases
1 2
0%
1.7 1
0%
1.8 1
0%
2.3 1
0%
2.4 1
0%
2.5 4
0%
2.6 2
0%
2.7 1
0%
2.8 1
0%
3 7
0.1%
3.2 6
0.1%
3.3 6
0.1%
3.4 10
0.1%
3.5 6
0.1%
3.6 5
0.1%
3.7 13
0.1%
3.8 6
0.1%
3.9 8
0.1%
4 14
0.1%
4.1 12
0.1%
4.2 13
0.1%
4.3 16
0.2%
4.4 12
0.1%
4.5 23
0.2%
4.6 11
0.1%
4.7 14
0.1%
4.8 16
0.2%
4.9 8
0.1%
5 30
0.3%
5.1 17
0.2%
5.2 24
0.3%
5.3 26
0.3%
5.4 15
0.2%
5.5 27
0.3%
5.6 19
0.2%
5.7 29
0.3%
5.8 17
0.2%
5.9 23
0.2%
6 29
0.3%
6.1 19
0.2%
6.2 28
0.3%
6.3 22
0.2%
6.4 24
0.3%
6.5 41
0.4%
6.6 28
0.3%
6.7 30
0.3%
6.8 23
0.2%
6.9 24
0.3%
7 60
0.6%
7.1 29
0.3%
7.2 41
0.4%
7.3 30
0.3%
7.4 43
0.5%
7.5 53
0.6%
7.6 35
0.4%
7.7 40
0.4%
7.8 43
0.5%
7.9 60
0.6%
8 73
0.8%
8.1 47
0.5%
8.2 64
0.7%
8.3 47
0.5%
8.4 61
0.6%
8.5 73
0.8%
8.6 41
0.4%
8.7 49
0.5%
8.8 53
0.6%
8.9 52
0.6%
9 74
0.8%
9.1 57
0.6%
9.2 67
0.7%
9.3 62
0.7%
9.4 61
0.6%
9.5 91
1%
9.6 45
0.5%
9.7 59
0.6%
9.8 71
0.8%
9.9 68
0.7%
10 91
1%
10.1 50
0.5%
10.2 87
0.9%
10.3 63
0.7%
10.4 61
0.6%
10.5 108
1.1%
10.6 73
0.8%
10.7 65
0.7%
10.8 68
0.7%
10.9 69
0.7%
11 93
1%
11.1 55
0.6%
11.2 87
0.9%
11.3 66
0.7%
11.4 84
0.9%
11.5 109
1.2%
11.6 72
0.8%
11.7 75
0.8%
11.8 78
0.8%
11.9 67
0.7%
12 112
1.2%
12.1 69
0.7%
12.2 92
1%
12.3 97
1%
12.4 76
0.8%
12.5 127
1.3%
12.6 75
0.8%
12.7 93
1%
12.8 87
0.9%
12.9 77
0.8%
13 121
1.3%
13.1 69
0.7%
13.2 91
1%
13.3 71
0.8%
13.4 95
1%
13.5 120
1.3%
13.6 79
0.8%
13.7 95
1%
13.8 79
0.8%
13.9 86
0.9%
14 120
1.3%
14.1 87
0.9%
14.2 93
1%
14.3 64
0.7%
14.4 84
0.9%
14.5 134
1.4%
14.6 79
0.8%
14.7 78
0.8%
14.8 81
0.9%
14.9 85
0.9%
15 124
1.3%
15.1 75
0.8%
15.2 101
1.1%
15.3 84
0.9%
15.4 79
0.8%
15.5 97
1%
15.6 76
0.8%
15.7 69
0.7%
15.8 62
0.7%
15.9 67
0.7%
16 88
0.9%
16.1 71
0.8%
16.2 74
0.8%
16.3 57
0.6%
16.4 66
0.7%
16.5 83
0.9%
16.6 66
0.7%
16.7 46
0.5%
16.8 65
0.7%
16.9 60
0.6%
17 60
0.6%
17.1 50
0.5%
17.2 48
0.5%
17.3 45
0.5%
17.4 49
0.5%
17.5 74
0.8%
17.6 53
0.6%
17.7 32
0.3%
17.8 40
0.4%
17.9 34
0.4%
18 50
0.5%
18.1 33
0.4%
18.2 41
0.4%
18.3 40
0.4%
18.4 26
0.3%
18.5 38
0.4%
18.6 25
0.3%
18.7 22
0.2%
18.8 17
0.2%
18.9 27
0.3%
19 22
0.2%
19.1 10
0.1%
19.2 20
0.2%
19.3 12
0.1%
19.4 21
0.2%
19.5 22
0.2%
19.6 19
0.2%
19.7 7
0.1%
19.8 14
0.1%
19.9 8
0.1%
20 13
0.1%
20.1 13
0.1%
20.2 17
0.2%
20.3 11
0.1%
20.4 6
0.1%
20.5 12
0.1%
20.6 7
0.1%
20.7 3
0%
20.8 7
0.1%
20.9 8
0.1%
21 4
0%
21.1 9
0.1%
21.2 4
0%
21.3 3
0%
21.4 3
0%
21.5 5
0.1%
21.6 3
0%
21.7 2
0%
21.8 2
0%
21.9 3
0%
22 3
0%
22.1 3
0%
22.2 1
0%
22.3 3
0%
22.5 5
0.1%
22.6 1
0%
22.7 1
0%
22.8 4
0%
22.9 2
0%
23 5
0.1%
23.1 1
0%
23.2 2
0%
23.3 1
0%
23.4 4
0%
23.5 3
0%
23.6 1
0%
23.9 1
0%
24 4
0%
24.1 1
0%
24.2 3
0%
24.4 1
0%
24.5 1
0%
24.7 1
0%
25 1
0%
25.2 1
0%
25.3 1
0%
25.4 2
0%
25.8 1
0%
27.5 1
0%
28.8 1
0%
29.1 1
0%
29.5 2
0%
30 4
0%
31 1
0%
31.1 1
0%
31.6 1
0%
32.6 1
0%
33 1
0%
34.1 1
0%
35.5 1
0%
35.6 1
0%
99.9 Missing 133
1.4%
Sysmiss 1860
Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.
Interviewer instructions
The child should be weighed according to the instructions given during training. Record exactly as is shown on the scale, in kilograms with one decimal point. Place the kilograms to the left of the decimal point and grams to the right of the decimal point. Use a leading zero if the number of kilograms is one digit. If the weight is not measured circle '99.9'.

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