"Years survey was conducted " — This field includes all years the survey was conducted. However only years indicated in boldface text are available in the Question Inventory on Tobacco.

"Years question was included in survey and this resource" — This field includes the years the question was included in a specific survey whose information is available in the Question Inventory on Tobacco.

For Example:

Other tobacco type used? Category Current Use Keywords Type Question Other tobacco type used? Response Format Tobacco Use Supplement to the Current Population Survey (TUS-CPS) NA Cigars Chewing tobacco Snuff Other Pipe Tobacco Surveys that include this question Survey Name Tobacco Use Supplement to the Current Population Survey (TUS-CPS) Years included in Survey and this Resource † 1985 † Only includes years that we have available in Question Inventory on Tobacco.

TUS-CPS was conducted periodically from 1955 through 2006/2007. Surveys conducted in 1985 and from 1992/1993 to 2006/2007 are the only survey years in the historical TUS-CPS series currently available in the Question Inventory on Tobacco. We know that this question appeared only in 1985 for the range of years the Question Inventory on Tobacco has information available for TUS-CPS. The question may or may not have appeared in the TUS-CPS during the years 1955, 1985/1967/1988, or 1989, since the questions for those survey years have not been entered into the Question Inventory on Tobacco database.

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To save the data displayed on the Search Results page:

1. Set Records Displayed per Page to All.
2. Select File > Save As (from browser's menu bar).
3. For Internet Explorer browser:

   In the Save Web Page dialog box:

   • For the "Save in" field: Enter a destination to store the file.
   • For the "File name" field: Enter an appropriate name for the file.
   • Set "Save as type" field value to HTML or Web Page, complete (*.htm, *. html).
   • Click Save.

OR

For Netscape Navigator browser:

In the Save File dialog box

• For the "Save in" field: Enter a destination to store the file.
• For the "File name" field: Enter an appropriate name for the file followed by the file type (Example: name.html).
• Set "Save as type" field value to All Files.
• Click Save.
  
4. Locate the file and double click the file to view the contents.

   Follow steps 2 through 4 to save the contents displayed on the "Question Details" and "Survey Details" page.

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