03 / 20 Reading, quoting and checking a code
Reading, quoting and checking a code
Explanatory notes, the index, correspondence tables, and how to quote a code with its version so a reader can check it.
9 guides in this cluster.
- How do you check a code in the UNSD structure?
How do you check a code in the UNSD structure in ISIC Rev. 5, UN Statistics Division, explained for readers of statistics.
- How do you compare statistics across revisions?
How do you compare statistics across revisions in ISIC Rev. 5, UN Statistics Division, explained for readers of statistics.
- How do you quote a code in a table?
How do you quote a code in a table in ISIC Rev. 5, UN Statistics Division, explained for readers of statistics.
- How do you read a one to many correspondence row?
How do you read a one to many correspondence row in ISIC Rev. 5, UN Statistics Division, explained for readers of statistics.
- How do you read an explanatory note?
How do you read an explanatory note in ISIC Rev. 5, UN Statistics Division, explained for readers of statistics.
- How do you use the ISIC index?
How do you use the ISIC index in ISIC Rev. 5, UN Statistics Division, explained for readers of statistics.
- What does a correspondence table not guarantee?
What does a correspondence table not guarantee in ISIC Rev. 5, UN Statistics Division, explained for readers of statistics.
- What do includes and excludes lists do?
What do includes and excludes lists do in ISIC Rev. 5, UN Statistics Division, explained for readers of statistics.
- What is a correspondence table?
What is a correspondence table in ISIC Rev. 5, UN Statistics Division, explained for readers of statistics.