Hi my friends
Any one has a code to deail with economic activity ISIC
In CSENTRY
Thanks
Economic activity ISIC rev 4
Re: Economic activity ISIC rev 4
Here is an example of using ISIC occupation codes:
http://teleyah.com/cspro/DCJune2015/06- ... urvey6.zip
Look at the occupation fields on the ADULTS form.
This was from a workshop exercise. I'm sure there are others on the forum who have used ISIC codes in production surveys. Hopefully they will post examples as well.
http://teleyah.com/cspro/DCJune2015/06- ... urvey6.zip
Look at the occupation fields on the ADULTS form.
This was from a workshop exercise. I'm sure there are others on the forum who have used ISIC codes in production surveys. Hopefully they will post examples as well.
Re: Economic activity ISIC rev 4
Thank you Josh Very much;
i like the way you did the occupations ...
BUT
in economic we have the following
SECTION : A,B,C,.....U
DIVISION : 01,02, .......99
GROUP : 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9
CLASS: 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,
EXAMPLE :
C2821 .... C+28+2+1
thank you again
i like the way you did the occupations ...
BUT
in economic we have the following
SECTION : A,B,C,.....U
DIVISION : 01,02, .......99
GROUP : 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9
CLASS: 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,
EXAMPLE :
C2821 .... C+28+2+1
thank you again
Re: Economic activity ISIC rev 4
I don't have an example of that but the idea would be similar. Create an item ECON_ACTIVITY with subitems for SECTION, DIVISION, GROUP and CLASS and drop the subitems on the form. The tricky part here is that the code can contain non-numeric characters so you can't use multiplication and addition to combine the subitems. You can do the same with string concatenation and/or maketext instead.
Re: Economic activity ISIC rev 4
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Re: Economic activity ISIC rev 4
I didn't realize you had deal with multiple categories. That is more complicated. You would have to allow for entry of multiple categories by repeating the question and then after entering all the categories you would need to logic to sum up each level to find the principal contributions. You could still use the approach used for professions but put the variable in a roster (put it in a repeating record along with a variable for the share of value added) and then after all the categories are entered you could use logic to sum the shares to figure out the principal contribution at each level.