The Microdata Access Tool (MDAT) is available through data.census.gov, and allows users to create custom tabulations with Public Use Microdata from a variety of surveys and years. This webinar will cover the basics of using data.census.gov/MDAT, including a live demonstration on how to access microdata, and creating custom tabulations, for topics like sex, age, race and ethnicity, income and poverty, and more.

Date: Today, March 29
Time: 2:00 p.m. ET

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More Upcoming Webinars

• April 6: The 2010 Demonstration Data Products Suite – Redistricting Data and DHC
• April 13: Planning to Expand - It's All in the Tools Webinar Series
• April 19: Getting Started with American Community Survey’s Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) Data
• April 20: Exploring Census Data: Using Census Data to Guide Business Decisions
• April 20: Researching Formal Privacy for the Census Bureau's County Business Patterns Program
• April 26: Using data.census.gov to Explore Race & Ethnicity Data
• April 27: Where are the Kids? Explore Data for Children 18 Years and Under - It's All in the Tools Webinar Series

About data.census.gov

Data.census.gov is the primary platform to access data and digital content from the U.S. Census Bureau. We continuously update data.census.gov with new data from our most popular survey and programs, as well as system enhancements to improve your experience on the platform.

We’re here to help with your data needs:

• Visit our data.census.gov Resources page for educational materials
• Learn about Microdata Access and the Census Data API
• Request a data.census.gov training: [email protected]
• Request a training for your local area: [email protected]
• Ask your questions: [email protected]

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