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# The indicator is "Average household size (number of members)"
# The indicator is "Average household size (number of members)"
## Change Reference date (dd/mm/yyyy) to an actual date format so it will be read by a code correctly '''or''' to use =YEAR(__). [[File:UN DESA .png|none|thumb|600x600px]]  
## Change Reference date (dd/mm/yyyy) to an actual date format so it will be read by a code correctly '''or''' to use =YEAR(__). [[File:UN DESA .png|none|thumb|600x600px]]  
#If you create a separate column for year using =YEAR(), you cam use this code to pull:  
#If you create a separate column for year using =YEAR(), you cam use this code to pull:https://github.com/n1shamin/UN-DESA-Household-Data/tree/main
##We need to divide the data from UN DESA with SeriesPopulation. The script included in the repo.
#After this, blend the data with SeriesHouseholdsITU2014.   


= Notes =
= Notes =
* In Source Ext Definition state: Most data points up to 2014 are based on SeriesHouseholdsITU2014, with some values before and after 2014 are filled by UNPD

Revision as of 18:40, 19 November 2025

Summary

Tables In IFs

Variable Definition Extended Source Defn Last IFs Update UsedInPreprocessor UsedInPreprocessorFileName
SeriesHouseholds Number of households (SeriesPopulation/average household size (number of members) Most data points up to 2014 are based on SeriesHouseholdsITU2014, with some values before and after 2014 are filled by UNPD 2025/11/19 1 INFRASTRUCTURE, POPULATION

Data Pulling Instructions

  1. Navigate to https://www.un.org/development/desa/pd/household-size-and-composition
  2. Scroll to Data and click Dataset
  3. The indicator is "Average household size (number of members)"
    1. Change Reference date (dd/mm/yyyy) to an actual date format so it will be read by a code correctly or to use =YEAR(__).
      UN DESA .png
  4. If you create a separate column for year using =YEAR(), you cam use this code to pull:https://github.com/n1shamin/UN-DESA-Household-Data/tree/main
    1. We need to divide the data from UN DESA with SeriesPopulation. The script included in the repo.
  5. After this, blend the data with SeriesHouseholdsITU2014.

Notes

  • In Source Ext Definition state: Most data points up to 2014 are based on SeriesHouseholdsITU2014, with some values before and after 2014 are filled by UNPD