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2011 SMS Merged LA/LA:Country [Origin and destination of international migrants by age (grouped)] - MU01BUK_non_uk - Open: [Unselect all] [Edit list]
All usual residents who were living outside the UK one year ago
2011 SSS Scotland only Council Areas - Open: [Unselect all] [Edit list]
All people aged 4 and over studying the week before the census,All people aged 4 and over studying the week before the census
2011 SWS MSOA/SOA/Intermediate Zone [Location of usual residence and place of work by sex] - WU01EW - Open: [Unselect all] [Edit list]
All usual residents aged 16 and over in employment the week before the census
1981 SWS Set C (1991 geog; inc. pro-rate 'workplace unstated'): [Unselect all] [Edit list]
Total persons [Table 1]
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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* |
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Quick Selection: | Some data sets include predefined totals - total migrants for example - that can be easily selected using this method. |
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Select by Dataset and Table: | This method allows you to select cells within tables as described in published documentaion. |
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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 |
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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.* |
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