SHPSS 1994 - School Level Data Files

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SHPPS 1994 Data Files and Documentation
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Data Files
Health Education Questionnaire (PDF—139K \| RTF—395K) SAS Data (sas7bdat—2.1M) SAS Formats* ASCII Data (dat—549K) MS Access Data (zip—134K) Codebook (rtf—2.3M)	Physical Education Questionnaire (PDF—107K \| RTF—364K) SAS Data (sas7bdat—2M) SAS Formats* ASCII Data (dat—595K) MS Access Data (zip—32K) Codebook (rtf—2.4M)
Health Services Questionnaire (PDF—127K \| RTF—509K) SAS Data (sas7bdat—2.5M) SAS Formats* ASCII Data (dat—614K) MS Access Data (zip—141K) Codebook (rtf—2.6M)	Food Service Questionnaire (PDF—103K \| RTF—374K) SAS Data (sas7bdat—833K) SAS Formats* ASCII Data (dat—317K) MS Access Data (zip—86K) Codebook (rtf—1.1M)
Health Policies Questionnaire (PDF—175K \| RTF—855K) SAS Data (sas7bdat—2.5M) SAS Formats* ASCII Data (dat—637K) MS Access Data (zip—135K) Codebook (rtf—2.6M)
* The SAS format library (sas7bcat—852K) should be downloaded to use the SHPPS 1994 SAS data files. This file is used for all the SAS data sets and only needs to be downloaded once. See How to use the SAS format library for additional information.

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Page last reviewed: October 16, 2008 Historical Document
Page last modified: June 5, 2008
Content source: National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Division of Adolescent and School Health

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