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1981 SWS Set C (1991 geog): [Unselect all] [Edit list]
Total persons [Table 1]
1991 SWS Set C: [Unselect all] [Edit list]
Total employees and self-employed (10%)
1991 SWS Set C (inc. home-workers in intra-zonal flow): [Unselect all] [Edit list]
Total employees and self-employed (10%)
1991 SMS - SMSGAPS: [Unselect all] [Edit list]
Total migrants
2013 SSS Merged LA/LA [Local Authority cross border movement matrix of state-funded secondary school pupils resident in England] - 14B: [Unselect all] [Edit list]
State-funded secondary school pupils resident in England
2013 SSS Merged LA/LA [Local Authority cross border movement matrix of state-funded special school pupils resident in England] - 14C: [Unselect all] [Edit list]
State-funded special school pupils resident in England
2001 SWS Level 1: [Unselect all] [Edit list]
Total employees and self-employed

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	Table - Finder:	The easiest way to locate a 2011 Census flow-data table. Search using free text, multiple parameters and criteria. It will redirect to an external website (NOMIS) which will lead back to WICID if you select a data set available through UKDS. - *new*
	Quick Selection:	Some data sets include predefined totals - total migrants for example - that can be easily selected using this method.
	Select by Dataset and Table:	This method allows you to select cells within tables as described in published documentaion.
	Select by Variable:	This method allows you to select from a list of variables; you will then be presented with a list of all tables in which your chosen variables appear
Other data
	Population Data	Select population counts - *If you wish to calculate migration or commuting rates you will need a population denominator. Only select population data AFTER you have selected your flow data. Consult the WICID help system for a full guide to downloading populations with your flows.*
Data manipulation tools
	Edit list	Edit a list of selected variables.
	Derive	Derive new variables by combining variables that you have already selected

Census Support Flow Data (formerly The Centre for Interaction Data Estimation and Research), now based at UCL forms part of the UK Data Service Census Support Service, and provides access to Census Interaction Data through services running at the University of Essex