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Innovation Panel Variable

hhendtimebd

Second end time household interview (day)

Datafile

hhresp_ip

Value label	Value	Absolute frequency	Relative frequency
missing	-9	1	0.07%
[Value >= 0]	1	1405	99.93%
	Total	1406	100.0%

Mean	Number Missing	Min	Max	Std Dev	N
18.88	1	1.0	31.0	8.43	1405

Value label	Value	Absolute frequency	Relative frequency
missing	-9	1	0.06%
[Value >= 0]	1	1733	99.94%
	Total	1734	100.0%

Mean	Number Missing	Min	Max	Std Dev	N
17.14	1	1.0	31.0	8.74	1733

Mean	Number Missing	Min	Max	Std Dev	N
17.14	0	1.0	31.0	7.5	1695

Mean	Number Missing	Min	Max	Std Dev	N
16.6	0	1.0	31.0	8.38	1978

Mean	Number Missing	Min	Max	Std Dev	N
16.43	0	1.0	31.0	6.86	1366

Mean	Number Missing	Min	Max	Std Dev	N
16.03	0	1.0	31.0	8.66	1338

Value label	Value	Absolute frequency	Relative frequency
inapplicable	-8	2	0.11%
[Value >= 0]	1	1836	99.89%
	Total	1838	100.0%

Mean	Number Missing	Min	Max	Std Dev	N
14.47	2	1.0	31.0	9.3	1836

Mean	Number Missing	Min	Max	Std Dev	N
17.18	0	1.0	31.0	8.85	1455

Mean	Number Missing	Min	Max	Std Dev	N
16.74	0	1.0	31.0	7.64	1245

Mean	Number Missing	Min	Max	Std Dev	N
15.73	0	1.0	31.0	7.83	1319

Value label	Value	Absolute frequency	Relative frequency
missing	-9	1	0.07%
[Value >= 0]	1	1406	99.93%
	Total	1407	100.0%

Mean	Number Missing	Min	Max	Std Dev	N
16.35	1	1.0	31.0	9.1	1406

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