Closed jodyhoonstarr closed 5 years ago
We did it, and it was by design. This is weird - the tabulation is a mix of 2 and 4 digit levels, depending on degree level. When we do not do the 4-digit tabulation, we consolidate all of the 4-digits into a 2-digit tab with .XX appended. The label is trying to explain that.
Alternatively, we could simply use the standard 2-digit code; however, I would really prefer not change the industry_level variable to 2, rather than 4. The agg_level says this is a 4-digit tabulation, but it really is a mix of 2- and 4-digit ones. I really don't know the best answer here...
@jodyhoonstarr We can strip it for the app, but not for the excel files, where it will be read in full.
After discussion Stephen and Andrew noted that it's fine to strip the '(consolidated ...)' text from the cip labels when using the cipcode as the identifier.
I'm seeing some extra text appended to the cip labels like "(Consolidated 51.00-51.99)". Did we do this or was it on the file? Can we strip it?