2011 Census

Does anyone know whether the data will be unrounded and will the 85+ age group be split into 85-89 and 90+?

It would also be extremely useful if we were able to have estimates available in such a way that we are able to calculate estimates of the numbers of children (aged 0-15 years) and working age (aged 16-64 years). Obviously we won't be able to do this from quinary age bands.


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Original Message:
Sent: 12-11-2012 07:27
From: Brenda Henry
Subject: OA & Ward quinary ages by sex - release 23/11

Does anyone know whether the data will be unrounded and will the 85+ age group be split into 85-89 and 90+?

Hi,

The 85+ age group WILL be split into 85-89 and 90+ , which are the same age bands as table P04 produced on the 16th July at LA level but the figures will be un-rounded.

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Sent: 15-11-2012 06:00
From: Jayne Mills
Subject: OA & Ward quinary ages by sex - release 23/11

It would also be extremely useful if we were able to have estimates available in such a way that we are able to calculate estimates of the numbers of children (aged 0-15 years) and working age (aged 16-64 years). Obviously we won't be able to do this from quinary age bands.

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Original Message:
Sent: 12-11-2012 07:27
From: Brenda Henry
Subject: OA & Ward quinary ages by sex - release 23/11

Does anyone know whether the data will be unrounded and will the 85+ age group be split into 85-89 and 90+?

The age bands are the same as previous, so those particular aggregations listed below are not possible from this data.

They will be possible to derive from QS103 when it is released for wards and OAs planned as part of Release 2.2.

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Original Message:
Sent: 15-11-2012 06:00
From: Jayne Mills
Subject: OA & Ward quinary ages by sex - release 23/11

It would also be extremely useful if we were able to have estimates available in such a way that we are able to calculate estimates of the numbers of children (aged 0-15 years) and working age (aged 16-64 years). Obviously we won't be able to do this from quinary age bands.

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Original Message:
Sent: 12-11-2012 07:27
From: Brenda Henry
Subject: OA & Ward quinary ages by sex - release 23/11

Does anyone know whether the data will be unrounded and will the 85+ age group be split into 85-89 and 90+?