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Innovation Panel Variable

lvwhyo_code

Other reason for leaving household

This variable is only available in the Special Licence (SN 7083) and Secure Access (SN 7332) datasets.

Datafile

indsamp_ip

Value label	Value	Absolute frequency	Relative frequency
inapplicable	-8	11387	99.85%
don't know	-1	1	0.01%
To set up own home	9	3	0.03%
Respondent is the one who has moved	12	5	0.04%
Moved in with other family member	14	5	0.04%
Moved into institution	20	1	0.01%
Other reason	97	2	0.02%
	Total	11404	100.0%

Value label	Value	Absolute frequency	Relative frequency
inapplicable	-8	6672	99.7%
refusal	-2	3	0.04%
don't know	-1	1	0.01%
To set up own home	9	2	0.03%
Child/dependent moved with (responsible) adult or carer	10	1	0.01%
Respondent is the one who has moved	12	9	0.13%
Was here temporarily	19	2	0.03%
Other reason	97	2	0.03%
	Total	6692	100.0%

Value label	Value	Absolute frequency	Relative frequency
inapplicable	-8	6851	99.87%
refusal	-2	3	0.04%
Respondent is the one who has moved	12	4	0.06%
Moved in with other family member	14	2	0.03%
	Total	6860	100.0%

Value label	Value	Absolute frequency	Relative frequency
inapplicable	-8	6928	99.86%
refusal	-2	2	0.03%
Left for job	6	1	0.01%
To set up own home	9	2	0.03%
Returned home from college or university	11	1	0.01%
Moved in with other family member	14	1	0.01%
Moved house (no other information)	16	1	0.01%
Other reason	97	2	0.03%
	Total	6938	100.0%

Value label	Value	Absolute frequency	Relative frequency
inapplicable	-8	6890	99.8%
don't know	-1	1	0.01%
To set up own home	9	1	0.01%
Respondent is the one who has moved	12	7	0.1%
Moved in with other family member	14	2	0.03%
Moved house (no other information)	16	2	0.03%
Other reason	97	1	0.01%
	Total	6904	100.0%

Value label	Value	Absolute frequency	Relative frequency
inapplicable	-8	5411	99.69%
refusal	-2	4	0.07%
don't know	-1	2	0.04%
Separation, Divorce or dissolved Civil Partnership	2	2	0.04%
To set up own home	9	3	0.06%
Other reason	97	6	0.11%
	Total	5428	100.0%

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