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Order,Header Field Name,InfoGroup Field Definition,Output Field Description,Output Value Set ,Type,Notes
1,FIELD1,FAMILYID,A 12 digit number assigned to uniquely identify this household (HH).  ,"1-89,999,999,999",Char,
2,FIELD2,DOWNGRADE_REASON_CODE,This indicates the reason why the household does not qualify for fulfillment. ,"blank=record fulfilled
not blank=record suppressed",Char,
3,FIELD3,DOWNGRADE_DATE,Month and year (yyyymm) household didn't qualify for fulfillment.,YYYYMM or 0,Char,
4,FIELD4,RECENCY_DATE,Month and year (yyyymm) of most recent confirmation of this HH at this address,YYYYMM or 0,Char,
5,FIELD5,LOCATION_TYPE,The kind of physical location or structure associated with this address.  ,"M=MFDU, N=Nursing Home, R=Retirement Home, S=SFDU, T=Trailer, U=Undefined",Char,
6,FIELD6,PRIMARY_FAMILY_IND,Indicates this record is considered to be the primary family at this address. ,"0=not primary HH
1=primary HH",Char,
7,FIELD7,HOUSEHOLDSTATUS,Indicates whether the household qualifies for fulfillment via list rental or the general reason why it does not qualify.,"F: Fulfillment
S: Current but not fulfilled
I: Inactive
M: Move-out (household lives somewhere else)",Char,
8,FIELD8,TRADELINE_COUNT,Indicates number retail credit lines and/or bank/oil company credit cards linked to HH ,0-99,Char,
9,FIELD9,HEAD_HH_AGE_CODE,Age of head of household,"A = less than 25, B=25-29, C=30-34, D=35-39, E=40-44, F=45-49, G=50-54, H=55-59, I=60-64, J=65+ (inferred only),
K=65-69 (reported), L=70-74 (reported),
M=75+ (reported)",Char,
10,FIELD10,LENGTH_OF_RESIDENCE,"The difference (in months) between arrival date at a residence and current (system) date, converted to number of years. Range is limited to current year minus 1959.","00-17 months = 1 year
18-29 months = 2 years
30-41 months = 3 years, etc.",Char,
11,FIELD11,CHILDRENHHCOUNT,Number of HH members determined to be children,0-7,Char,
12,FIELD12,CHILDREN_IND,Indicates children are present in HH. ,"0=not present
1=present",Char,
13,FIELD13,DO_NOT_CALL,Indicates HH  does not want to receive telemarketing solicitations. ,"0=HH can receive
1=HH does not want to be called",Char,
14,FIELD14,DO_NOT_MARKET,Indicates HH  does not want to receive marketing solicitations. ,"0=HH wants to receive
1=HH does not want to receive",Char,
15,FIELD15,TELE_RESTRICTED_IND,"Indicates HH telephone number(s) match ""no solicitation"" files provided by states","0=HH telephone does not match ""no solicitaion"" files
1=HH telephone matches ""no solicitaion"" files",Char,
16,FIELD16,DO_NOT_MAIL,Indicates HH does not wish to receive any direct mail offers.  ,"0=HH can receive
1=HH does not want to receive",Char,
17,FIELD17,ADDRESSTYPE,The type of address associated with this household.,"D=Route Number Only, 
F=Street Name Only, 
G=General Delivery, 
P=Post Office Box, 
R=Route and Box Number, 
S=House Number and Street Name, 
else blank (no address)",Char,
18,FIELD18,MAILABILITY_SCORE,Used to rank the quality of the mailing address.,See Mailability Score Tab for Decodes,Char,
19,FIELD19,WEALTH_FINDER_SCORE,Modeled predicition of household wealth ,"0-9999 ((in $ thousands i.e. 5 means $5,000, 9999 means $9,999,000 or more).",Char,
20,FIELD20,FIND_DIV_1000,FIND is a prediction of HH income.,"5-500 (in $ thousands i.e. 5 means $5,000 or less, 500 means $500,000 or more).",Char,
21,FIELD21,OWNER_RENTER_STATUS,Score indicating likelihood that the HH either owns their home or is renting.  ,"9 = Home Owner (reported)
8-7 = most likely Home Owner
6-4 = unknown
3-1 = most likely Renter
0 = Renter (reported)",Char,
22,FIELD22,ESTMTD_HOME_VAL_DIV_1000,"Estimated home value.  When more than one household (including non-fulfillment records) is at the same address (as defined by LocationID), the best home value is chosen and stored for all of them.","5-9999 (in $ thousands i.e. 5 means $5,000 or less, 9999 means $9,999,000 or more).",Char,
23,FIELD23,MARITAL_STATUS,Score indicating likelihood Head of HH is married. ,"0 = reported single;
1 = inferred single by business rule;
2–4 = derived single via regression model;
5–6 = derived married via regression model;
7–8 = inferred married via business rule;
9 = reported married",Char,
24,FIELD24,PPI_DIV_1000,"Estimate of relative purchasing power of a HH, derived by adjusting FIND with the appropriate cost of living index for the county in which the HH resides. ","5-500 (in $ thousands i.e. 5 means $5,000 or less, 500 means $500,000 or more).",Char,
25,FIELD25,MSA2000_CODE,5-digit code that uniquely identifies the 362 Metropolitan Statistical Areas and the 560 Micropolitan Statistical Areas in the United States.,10020-49780,Char,
26,FIELD26,MSA2000_IDENTIFIER,Distinguishes between Metropolitan and Micropolitan Statistical Areas.,"1=Micropolitan, 
2=Metropolitan, 
else blank",Char,
27,FIELD27,CSA2000_CODE,A 3-digit code that uniquely identifies the 116 U.S. Combined Statistical Areas .,102-566,Char,
28,FIELD28,CBSACODE,"A 5-digit code that uniquely identifies the Core-Based Statistical Areas in the United States, whether metropolitan or micropolitan.",10020-49780 or blank,Char,
29,FIELD29,CBSATYPE,Distinguishes between Metropolitan and Micropolitan Statistical Areas.,"1=Micropolitan
2=Metropolitan
else blank",Char,
30,FIELD30,CSACODE,A 3-digit code that uniquely identifies the 116 U.S. Combined Statistical Areas .,102-566 or blank,Char,
31,FIELD31,LOCATIONID,12 digit number that uniquely identifies (link together) a primary family and its associated subfamilies.  ,"1-89,999,999,999",Char,
32,FIELD32,HOUSE_NUM,"Primary address number or ""house number"".  Precedes street name and may contain alpha characters and/or a single hyphen. ","varies, but is usually a number",Char,
33,FIELD33,HOUSE_NUM_FRACTION,Some addresses may contain a fraction (normally following the house number). ,"Digit slash digit, or else blank",Char,
34,FIELD34,STREET_PRE_DIR,Street pre direction abbreviation (geographic direction that precedes the street name).,"N, S, E, W, NE, NW, SE, SW, blank.",Char,
35,FIELD35,STREET_NAME,Official name of a street as assigned by a local governing authority.   ,,Char,
36,FIELD36,STREET_POST_DIR,Street post direction abbreviation that follows street name.,"N, S, E, W, NE, NW, SE, SW, blank.",Char,
37,FIELD37,STREET_SUFFIX,"Street suffix abbreviation (i.e. the ""type"" of street).","ST (street), LN (lane), CT (court), etc",Char,
38,FIELD38,UNIT_TYPE,Used to identify a type of unit within a physical location.,"#,APT, BLDG, BSMT, DEPT, FL, FRNT, HNGR, LBBY, LOWR, LOT, OFC, PH, PIER, REAR, RM, SIDE, SLIP, SPC, STE, STOP, TRLR, UNIT, UPPR,  or blank",Char,
39,FIELD39,UNIT_NUM,"If ""unit type"" is not blank, 1-8 characters of unit description may be carried.  Blanks are also valid as many unit types require no unit number.",,Char,
40,FIELD40,BOX_TYPE,"Some addresses may include a box identification.    Blanks are valid, providing box number not present.",B=Box or P=PO Box.,Char,
41,FIELD41,BOX_NUM,"If box type is non-blank, 1-6 characters of box description may be present.",,Char,
42,FIELD42,ROUTE_TYPE,"Some addresses may include a route identification.  Blank is valid, if route number is not present.  ","G=General Delivery, H=Highway Contract, or R=Rural.  ",Char,
43,FIELD43,ROUTE_NUM,"If route type is H or R, 1-3 digits that identify the route.",,Char,
44,FIELD44,CITY,"Post office, branch, community or locality name used for last line of a mailing label.  May vary within zip code.  Usually the ""city"" name",,Char,
45,FIELD45,STATE,Standard state abbreviation,"AL, AK, HI, PA, etc",Char,
46,FIELD46,ZIP ,Zip code ,00400-99999 (not all inclusive),Char,
47,FIELD47,ZIP4,Last 4 digits of the ZIP+4 code.  ,0000-9999,Char,
48,FIELD48,DPBC,"DPBC = Delivery Point Bar Code.  The last two numbers of the street address(normally house number) become an extension of the zip+4 code and therefore specify a specific mail delivery point. Note the check digit  included  as last digit.  Valid values 000 - 999, "" "".",,,
49,FIELD49,VACANT,Indicates vacant.,"0=not vacant
1=vacant",Char,
50,FIELD50,USPSNOSTATS,Indicates address is not included in the USPS delivery statistics file counts.,"0=Address is included
1=Address is not included",Char,
57,FIELD57,LATITUDE,"Angular distance north or south from the equator of a point on the earth's surface, measured on the meridian of the point.  ",,Char,
58,FIELD58,LONGITUDE,"Angular distance east or west on the earth's surface, measured by the angle contained between the meridian of a given point and a prime meridian.  ",,Char,
59,FIELD59,MATCHLEVEL,Indicates level at which census geocodes and coordinates were assigned.  ,,Char,
60,FIELD60,CENSUSSTATECODE,State numerical codes assigned by the Bureau of Census for the purpose of collecting and compiling population and housing data.  ,"01-56 (01=Alabama, 02=Alaska, etc)",Char,
61,FIELD61,CENSUSCOUNTYCODE,County numerical codes assigned by the Bureau of Census (2000) for the purpose of collecting and compiling population and housing data.  ,"001, 002, 003, etc.",Char,
62,FIELD62,CENSUSTRACT,"A number assigned by the Bureau of Census (2000)to identify a small geographic area for the purpose of collecting and compiling population and housing data.  Census tracts are unique only within census county, and census counties are unique only within census state.  ","000100-999999, with 000000 meaning unknown",Char,
63,FIELD63,CENSUSBLOCKGROUP,Assigned by the Bureau of Census (2000) to identify a small geographic area for the purpose of collecting and compiling population and housing data.  BGs are subdivisions of census tracts and unique only within a specific census tract.  Census tracts/block groups are assigned to address records via a geocoding process.  ,0-9,Char,
64,FIELD64,CENSUS2010COUNTYCODE,County numerical codes assigned by the Bureau of Census (2010) for the purpose of collecting and compiling population and housing data.  ,"001, 002, 003, etc.",Char,
65,FIELD65,CENSUS2010TRACT,"A number assigned by the Bureau of Census (2010)to identify a small geographic area for the purpose of collecting and compiling population and housing data.  Census tracts are unique only within census county, and census counties are unique only within census state.  ","000100-999999, with 000000 meaning unknown",Char,
66,FIELD66,CENSUS2010BLOCK,Assigned by the Bureau of Census (2010) to identify a small geographic area for the purpose of collecting and compiling population and housing data.  BGs are subdivisions of census tracts and unique only within a specific census tract.  Census tracts/block groups are assigned to address records via a geocoding process.  ,0-9,Char,