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Table 3: Person-level variables tabulated at the top level
This table crosstabulates the same two person-level variables, but this time the results are generated at the top level. This means that instead of showing the number of people of a given occupation and gender, each cell now shows the number of households that contain people of the given occupation and gender.
To create this table
1 Use the same structure as for the previous table, but this time change the level to the household (Top) level.
2 To change the level, press F4 to display the Table Properties tab and click the Level tab. Select Top from the list.
Person-level variables tabulated at the top level
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The top left cell shows that the base for the table is the same as in Table 1: Top-level variables tabulated at the top level. This is what you would expect because both tables are counting the number of households and are unfiltered, and every household contains at least one person.
See also
Examples showing results generated at different levels