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Mid-Year Census Date in Geometric Increase Method Formulas

The Mid-Year Census Date refers to the date at which population is noted. And is denoted by TM.

Formulas to find Mid-Year Census Date in Geometric Increase Method

fxMid Year Census Date for Geometric Increase Method Post Censal​Go
fxMid Year Census Date for Geometric Increase Method​Go

Geometric Increase Method formulas that make use of Mid-Year Census Date

fxPopulation at Mid Year for Geometric Increase Method Post Censal​Go
fxPopulation at Last Census for Geometric Increase Method Post Censal​Go
fxProportionality Factor for Geometric Increase Method Post Censal​Go
fxLast Census Date for Geometric Increase Method Post Censal​Go
fxPopulation at Mid Year for Geometric Increase Method​Go
fxPopulation at Earlier Census for Geometric Increase Method​Go
fxProportionality Factor for Geometric Increase Method​Go
fxEarlier Census Date for Geometric Increase Method​Go

List of variables in Geometric Increase Method formulas

fx Last Census Date ​Go
fx Population at Mid Year Census ​Go
fx Population at Last Census ​Go
fx Proportionality Factor ​Go
fx Earlier Census Date ​Go
fx Population at Earlier Census ​Go

FAQ

What is the Mid-Year Census Date?
The Mid-Year Census Date refers to the date at which population is noted.
Can the Mid-Year Census Date be negative?
{YesorNo}, the Mid-Year Census Date, measured in {OutputVariableMeasurementName} {CanorCannot} be negative.
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