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Re: How to use cluster and strata variables in ever married surveys? [message #21822 is a reply to message #21782]

Wed, 23 December 2020 21:15

Han
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Registered: December 2020

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Dear Kerry MacQuarrie,

Thanks a lot for this clear and elaborated reply.

I intended to calculate the prevalence of underweight in a ever-married women survey with a complex sampling design using a IR file. According to your suggestion, I now understand that I have no need to adjust for awf when calculating this prevalence in such surveys.

Best Regards

Han

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		Re: How to use cluster and strata variables in ever married surveys? By: Han on Wed, 23 December 2020 21:15

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