rm(list = ls())
options(scipen=999)
# Load required packages
if (!require(tidyverse)) {
  install.packages('tidyverse')
}
if (!require(readxl)) {
  install.packages('readxl')
}
if (!require(kableExtra)) {
  install.packages('kableExtra')
}

The main packages we will learn are:

tidyr for data structure manipulation (it’s like a pivot table in Excel) •dplyr for data cleaning and munging •kableExtra for creating pretty tables •ggplot2 for data visualization

I went ahead and install the following packages. Now I am going to load them in from the library.

library(tidyverse)
library(readxl)
library(kableExtra)

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Step One

First, we need to set library to pull data from: • Set working dictionary to chose dictionary in downloads

Mine is set to my Documents folder -> “R”

setwd("~/R")

Step Two

Now that we set the library, we need to download the file from Insights and place it in the folder we set our library to. (ex: Documents->R)

Step Three

Copy the file name and replace

Advanced_Shopper_Profile <-
#Place file name between () and make sure it has a ".xlse" at the end.  
  read_excel("Advanced_Shopper_Profile_Advanced_Shopper_Profile_2022-07-28_15-42-20.xlsx",
                                       sheet=1, 
                                       skip = 6,
                                       range = cell_rows(7:132),
                                       col_types = c("text", "text","text","text", "text", "numeric"))
## Warning: Expecting numeric in F91 / R91C6: got '-'
## Warning: Expecting numeric in F123 / R123C6: got '-'
Psychographics <-
#Place file name between () and make sure it has a ".xlsx" at the end.  
  read_excel("Advanced_Shopper_Profile_Advanced_Shopper_Profile_2022-07-28_15-42-20.xlsx",
                                       sheet=2, 
                                       skip = 6,
                                       range = cell_rows(7:502),
                                       col_types = c("text", "text","text","text", "numeric", "numeric", "numeric"))
glimpse(Advanced_Shopper_Profile)
## Rows: 125
## Columns: 6
## $ `Demographic Set`                              <chr> "Traditional Demographi~
## $ Demographic                                    <chr> "Age (Brackets)", "Age ~
## $ Element                                        <chr> "18-20", "21-24", "25-3~
## $ `% organicgirl salad greens`                   <chr> "2.7164685757594311E-3"~
## $ `% Salad Green shoppers among key competitors` <chr> "2.9302049142266909E-3"~
## $ Index                                          <dbl> 92.70575, 71.61859, 87.~
head(Advanced_Shopper_Profile)
## # A tibble: 6 x 6
##   `Demographic Set`  Demographic Element `% organicgirl~` `% Salad Green~` Index
##   <chr>              <chr>       <chr>   <chr>            <chr>            <dbl>
## 1 Traditional Demog~ Age (Brack~ 18-20   2.7164685757594~ 2.9302049142266~  92.7
## 2 Traditional Demog~ Age (Brack~ 21-24   2.1976895360300~ 3.0686019905313~  71.6
## 3 Traditional Demog~ Age (Brack~ 25-34   0.1592210441380~ 0.1815595404673~  87.7
## 4 Traditional Demog~ Age (Brack~ 35-44   0.2159199077659~ 0.2170024191437~  99.5
## 5 Traditional Demog~ Age (Brack~ 45-54   0.1960589687478~ 0.1987914550224~  98.6
## 6 Traditional Demog~ Age (Brack~ 55-64   0.2129709132567~ 0.1940839167144~ 110.

We confirmed that all the data was correctly uploaed with Rows: 125 and Columns: 6

Step Four

Update the people group names to be generic in the file. This will help when running the code in bulk.

Advanced_Shopper_Profile <- Advanced_Shopper_Profile %>%
  rename(focus_people_group = `% organicgirl salad greens`)%>%
  rename(index_to_people_group = `% Salad Green shoppers among key competitors`)
Psychographics <- Psychographics %>%
  rename(focus_people_group = `% organicgirl salad greens`)%>%
  rename(index_to_people_group = `% Salad Green shoppers among key competitors`)

Done! You have complete all the steps and now can run the code.

This code removes the na’s in the data set.

Advanced_Shopper_Profile <- Advanced_Shopper_Profile %>% 
  drop_na()

This will update the features so we can manipulate it later.

Advanced_Shopper_Profile <- Advanced_Shopper_Profile %>% 
  mutate(Element=as.factor(Element),
         focus_people_group=as.numeric(focus_people_group), 
        index_to_people_group=as.numeric(index_to_people_group))

We need to modify the columns so it looks more like percentages.

Advanced_Shopper_Profile %>%
  mutate('% Kroger Shoppers'= as.numeric(sub('%', '',index_to_people_group))*100) %>%
  mutate('% LALA (Brand) Adult Drinkable Yogurt Shoppers'= as.numeric(sub('%', '',focus_people_group))*100)
## # A tibble: 123 x 8
##    `Demographic Set` Demographic Element focus_people_gr~ index_to_people~ Index
##    <chr>             <chr>       <fct>              <dbl>            <dbl> <dbl>
##  1 Traditional Demo~ Age (Brack~ 18-20            0.00272          0.00293  92.7
##  2 Traditional Demo~ Age (Brack~ 21-24            0.0220           0.0307   71.6
##  3 Traditional Demo~ Age (Brack~ 25-34            0.159            0.182    87.7
##  4 Traditional Demo~ Age (Brack~ 35-44            0.216            0.217    99.5
##  5 Traditional Demo~ Age (Brack~ 45-54            0.196            0.199    98.6
##  6 Traditional Demo~ Age (Brack~ 55-64            0.213            0.194   110. 
##  7 Traditional Demo~ Age (Brack~ 65+              0.191            0.175   109. 
##  8 Traditional Demo~ Age (Gener~ Gen Z ~          0.0348           0.0453   76.8
##  9 Traditional Demo~ Age (Gener~ Millen~          0.270            0.291    92.6
## 10 Traditional Demo~ Age (Gener~ Gen X ~          0.372            0.370   100. 
## # ... with 113 more rows, and 2 more variables: `% Kroger Shoppers` <dbl>,
## #   `% LALA (Brand) Adult Drinkable Yogurt Shoppers` <dbl>

Optional index change

Filter the indexs to only show anything that over-indexes at 120. You can cahnce the 120 to 110 if needed here.

Look at data in that over indexes in decending order.

asp <- Advanced_Shopper_Profile[1:100, 1:6]

overindex_120 <- asp %>%
  filter(Index>= 120)%>%
  select(-index_to_people_group) %>%
  arrange(desc(Index))


overindex_110 <- asp %>%
  filter(Index>= 110)%>%
  select(-index_to_people_group) %>%
  arrange(desc(Index))

Look at data based on high percentage that over indexes at >120

asp2 <- Advanced_Shopper_Profile[1:100, 1:6]

overindex_by_percent_120 <- asp2 %>%
  filter(Index>=120)%>%
  select(-index_to_people_group) %>%
  arrange(desc(focus_people_group))
overindex_by_percent_120
## # A tibble: 6 x 5
##   `Demographic Set`        Demographic            Element focus_people_gr~ Index
##   <chr>                    <chr>                  <fct>              <dbl> <dbl>
## 1 Traditional Demographics Census Division        South ~          0.288    167.
## 2 Traditional Demographics Education              Gradua~          0.227    121.
## 3 Traditional Demographics Purchase Power Percen~ 100th ~          0.151    125.
## 4 Traditional Demographics Purchase Power Percen~ 90th p~          0.146    121.
## 5 Traditional Demographics Census Division        East S~          0.0578   133.
## 6 Traditional Demographics Employment             Active~          0.00910  127.
overindex_by_percent_110 <- asp2 %>%
  filter(Index>=110)%>%
  select(-index_to_people_group) %>%
  arrange(desc(focus_people_group))
overindex_by_percent_110  
## # A tibble: 16 x 5
##    `Demographic Set`        Demographic           Element focus_people_gr~ Index
##    <chr>                    <chr>                 <fct>              <dbl> <dbl>
##  1 Traditional Demographics Ethnicity             White/~          0.671    111.
##  2 Traditional Demographics Household Size        2                0.354    110.
##  3 Traditional Demographics Age (Generation)      Boomer~          0.324    110.
##  4 Traditional Demographics Census Division       South ~          0.288    167.
##  5 Traditional Demographics Education             Gradua~          0.227    121.
##  6 Traditional Demographics Employment            Retired          0.174    113.
##  7 Traditional Demographics Purchase Power Perce~ 100th ~          0.151    125.
##  8 Traditional Demographics Purchase Power Perce~ 90th p~          0.146    121.
##  9 Traditional Demographics Ethnicity             Black ~          0.138    111.
## 10 Traditional Demographics Marital Status        Divorc~          0.118    115.
## 11 Traditional Demographics Income $              $100k-~          0.114    112.
## 12 Traditional Demographics Marital Status        Living~          0.0780   111.
## 13 Traditional Demographics Employment            Self E~          0.0757   120.
## 14 Traditional Demographics Census Division       East S~          0.0578   133.
## 15 Traditional Demographics Education             Some G~          0.0471   112.
## 16 Traditional Demographics Employment            Active~          0.00910  127.

Psycographics

Look at data in that over indexes in decending order.

Psycho <- Psychographics[1:502, 1:7]
Psycho
## # A tibble: 502 x 7
##    `Psychographic Set` Header         `Survey Questi~` Response focus_people_gr~
##    <chr>               <chr>          <chr>            <chr>               <dbl>
##  1 Advertising         Exposed Touch~ How do you lear~ Televis~           0.499 
##  2 Advertising         Exposed Touch~ How do you lear~ Print m~           0.271 
##  3 Advertising         Exposed Touch~ How do you lear~ Online ~           0.604 
##  4 Advertising         Exposed Touch~ How do you lear~ Online ~           0.480 
##  5 Advertising         Exposed Touch~ How do you lear~ Radio              0.196 
##  6 Advertising         Exposed Touch~ How do you lear~ Outdoor~           0.145 
##  7 Advertising         Exposed Touch~ How do you lear~ In-Store           0.436 
##  8 Advertising         Exposed Touch~ How do you lear~ Social ~           0.363 
##  9 Advertising         Exposed Touch~ How do you lear~ Special~           0.0887
## 10 Advertising         Exposed Touch~ How do you lear~ Promoti~           0.254 
## # ... with 492 more rows, and 2 more variables: index_to_people_group <dbl>,
## #   Index <dbl>
overindex_120 <- Psycho %>%
  filter(Index>= 120)%>%
  select(-index_to_people_group) %>%
  arrange(desc(Index))
overindex_120
## # A tibble: 44 x 6
##    `Psychographic Set`   Header `Survey Questi~` Response focus_people_gr~ Index
##    <chr>                 <chr>  <chr>            <chr>               <dbl> <dbl>
##  1 Interests             Activ~ Which of the fo~ Scuba /~           0.0375  150.
##  2 Interests             Hobbi~ What are your p~ Writing~           0.0638  148.
##  3 Household             Trans~ How do you get ~ Train /~           0.0584  146.
##  4 Sports Fandom         Sport~ Which of the fo~ MLS                0.0732  145.
##  5 Household             Trans~ How do you get ~ Taxi / ~           0.0712  144.
##  6 Interests             Activ~ Which of the fo~ Rowing ~           0.0100  140.
##  7 Health & Sustainabil~ Organ~ Which best desc~ Would p~           0.238   140.
##  8 Sports Fandom         Sport~ Which of the fo~ Golf               0.131   139.
##  9 Eating                Dinin~ Which of the fo~ Wants n~           0.144   138.
## 10 Sports Fandom         Sport~ Which of the fo~ Olympic~           0.0230  138.
## # ... with 34 more rows
overindex_110 <- Psycho %>%
  filter(Index>= 110)%>%
  select(-index_to_people_group) %>%
  arrange(desc(Index))
overindex_110
## # A tibble: 114 x 6
##    `Psychographic Set`   Header `Survey Questi~` Response focus_people_gr~ Index
##    <chr>                 <chr>  <chr>            <chr>               <dbl> <dbl>
##  1 Interests             Activ~ Which of the fo~ Scuba /~           0.0375  150.
##  2 Interests             Hobbi~ What are your p~ Writing~           0.0638  148.
##  3 Household             Trans~ How do you get ~ Train /~           0.0584  146.
##  4 Sports Fandom         Sport~ Which of the fo~ MLS                0.0732  145.
##  5 Household             Trans~ How do you get ~ Taxi / ~           0.0712  144.
##  6 Interests             Activ~ Which of the fo~ Rowing ~           0.0100  140.
##  7 Health & Sustainabil~ Organ~ Which best desc~ Would p~           0.238   140.
##  8 Sports Fandom         Sport~ Which of the fo~ Golf               0.131   139.
##  9 Eating                Dinin~ Which of the fo~ Wants n~           0.144   138.
## 10 Sports Fandom         Sport~ Which of the fo~ Olympic~           0.0230  138.
## # ... with 104 more rows

Look at data based on high percentage that over indexes at >120

Psycho2 <- Psychographics[1:100, 1:7]

overindex_by_percent_120 <- Psycho2 %>%
  filter(Index>=120)%>%
  select(-index_to_people_group) %>%
  arrange(desc(focus_people_group))
overindex_by_percent_120
## # A tibble: 6 x 6
##   `Psychographic Set` Header    `Survey Questi~` Response focus_people_gr~ Index
##   <chr>               <chr>     <chr>            <chr>               <dbl> <dbl>
## 1 Eating              Dining I~ Which of the fo~ Seeks n~           0.320   127.
## 2 Eating              Dining I~ Which of the fo~ Seeks l~           0.273   124.
## 3 Eating              Dining O~ Which of the fo~ Wants n~           0.144   138.
## 4 Eating              Diets in~ Do you or anyon~ Vegan              0.0599  122.
## 5 Eating              Diet Pro~ What diets have~ Paleo d~           0.0372  125.
## 6 Eating              Diet Pro~ What diets have~ Raw foo~           0.0205  125.
overindex_by_percent_110 <- Psycho2 %>%
  filter(Index>=110)%>%
  select(-index_to_people_group) %>%
  arrange(desc(focus_people_group))
overindex_by_percent_110  
## # A tibble: 16 x 6
##    `Psychographic Set` Header   `Survey Questi~` Response focus_people_gr~ Index
##    <chr>               <chr>    <chr>            <chr>               <dbl> <dbl>
##  1 Eating              Dining ~ Which of the fo~ Reviews~           0.337   113.
##  2 Eating              Dining ~ Which of the fo~ Seeks n~           0.320   127.
##  3 Eating              Dining ~ What are the mo~ Spend t~           0.318   111.
##  4 Eating              Dining ~ Which of the fo~ Seeks l~           0.273   124.
##  5 Advertising         Adverti~ Which of the fo~ Adverti~           0.154   112.
##  6 Eating              Dining ~ Which of the fo~ Wants n~           0.144   138.
##  7 Advertising         Exposed~ How do you lear~ Special~           0.0887  111.
##  8 Advertising         Most In~ Which of the fo~ Promoti~           0.0622  117.
##  9 Eating              Diets i~ Do you or anyon~ Vegan              0.0599  122.
## 10 Advertising         Most In~ Which of the fo~ Catalog~           0.0563  113.
## 11 Advertising         Adverti~ Which of the fo~ Trusts ~           0.0449  119.
## 12 Eating              Diet Pr~ What diets have~ Flexita~           0.0410  119.
## 13 Eating              Diet Pr~ What diets have~ Paleo d~           0.0372  125.
## 14 Eating              Diets i~ Do you or anyon~ Vegetar~           0.0345  114.
## 15 Eating              Diet Pr~ What diets have~ Raw foo~           0.0205  125.
## 16 Eating              Diet Pr~ What diets have~ South B~           0.0193  114.
kbl(overindex_by_percent_110)%>% 
  kable_paper("hover", full_width = F)
Psychographic Set Header Survey Question Response focus_people_group Index
Eating Dining In, Shopping Attitudes Which of the following describe how you shop for groceries? Select all that apply. Reviews labels / ingredients 0.3374992 112.7931
Eating Dining In, Shopping Attitudes Which of the following describe how you shop for groceries? Select all that apply. Seeks natural / organic foods 0.3203339 127.1903
Eating Dining Out, Reasons What are the most common considerations when deciding to eat out? Spend time with others 0.3175517 111.4991
Eating Dining In, Shopping Attitudes Which of the following describe how you shop for groceries? Select all that apply. Seeks local produce / products 0.2726508 124.2559
Advertising Advertising Associations Which of the following describes you? Select all that apply. Advertising is entertaining 0.1539315 112.3560
Eating Dining Out, Preferences Which of the following best describes you? Select all that apply. Wants natural / organic items 0.1438886 138.2436
Advertising Exposed Touchpoints How do you learn about products, services and brands that you might purchase? Select all that apply. Special events 0.0886916 110.8946
Advertising Most Influential Touchpoints Which of the following is the most influential? Promotional emails / texts 0.0621648 116.5396
Eating Diets in the Household Do you or anyone in the household have any special dietary requirements? Vegan 0.0598932 122.0103
Advertising Most Influential Touchpoints Which of the following is the most influential? Catalogs / Brochures 0.0562716 112.7009
Advertising Advertising Associations Which of the following describes you? Select all that apply. Trusts advertised brands 0.0449221 119.2941
Eating Diet Programs in the Household What diets have you or anyone in your household tried in the past 12 months? Flexitarian / Semi-Vegetarian 0.0409524 119.2533
Eating Diet Programs in the Household What diets have you or anyone in your household tried in the past 12 months? Paleo diet 0.0371529 125.0626
Eating Diets in the Household Do you or anyone in the household have any special dietary requirements? Vegetarian (w/Eggs, Dairy) 0.0345108 113.7955
Eating Diet Programs in the Household What diets have you or anyone in your household tried in the past 12 months? Raw food diet 0.0204944 124.7636
Eating Diet Programs in the Household What diets have you or anyone in your household tried in the past 12 months? South Beach diet 0.0192637 114.3252
kbl(overindex_by_percent_120)%>% 
  kable_paper("hover", full_width = F)
Psychographic Set Header Survey Question Response focus_people_group Index
Eating Dining In, Shopping Attitudes Which of the following describe how you shop for groceries? Select all that apply. Seeks natural / organic foods 0.3203339 127.1903
Eating Dining In, Shopping Attitudes Which of the following describe how you shop for groceries? Select all that apply. Seeks local produce / products 0.2726508 124.2559
Eating Dining Out, Preferences Which of the following best describes you? Select all that apply. Wants natural / organic items 0.1438886 138.2436
Eating Diets in the Household Do you or anyone in the household have any special dietary requirements? Vegan 0.0598932 122.0103
Eating Diet Programs in the Household What diets have you or anyone in your household tried in the past 12 months? Paleo diet 0.0371529 125.0626
Eating Diet Programs in the Household What diets have you or anyone in your household tried in the past 12 months? Raw food diet 0.0204944 124.7636
asp3 <- Advanced_Shopper_Profile %>%
  select(-Demographic, -`Demographic Set`) %>%
  mutate(Element=as.character(Element))

glimpse(asp3)
## Rows: 123
## Columns: 4
## $ Element               <chr> "18-20", "21-24", "25-34", "35-44", "45-54", "55~
## $ focus_people_group    <dbl> 0.002716469, 0.021976895, 0.159221044, 0.2159199~
## $ index_to_people_group <dbl> 0.002930205, 0.030686020, 0.181559540, 0.2170024~
## $ Index                 <dbl> 92.70575, 71.61859, 87.69632, 99.50115, 98.62545~
asp3[1:100, 1:4] %>%
  kbl() %>%
  kable_paper(full_width = F)%>%
  column_spec(4, color = "white",
              background = spec_color(Advanced_Shopper_Profile$Index[1:4], end = .7),
              popover = paste("am:", Advanced_Shopper_Profile$am[1:4]))
## Warning in ensure_len_html(background, nrows, "background"): The number of
## provided values in background does not equal to the number of rows.
## Warning: Unknown or uninitialised column: `am`.
Element focus_people_group index_to_people_group Index
18-20 0.0027165 0.0029302 92.70575
21-24 0.0219769 0.0306860 71.61859
25-34 0.1592210 0.1815595 87.69632
35-44 0.2159199 0.2170024 99.50115
45-54 0.1960590 0.1987915 98.62545
55-64 0.2129709 0.1940839 109.73136
65+ 0.1911358 0.1749464 109.25389
Gen Z [> 1996] 0.0347936 0.0452905 76.82309
Millennials [1982-1995] 0.2697209 0.2911737 92.63231
Gen X [1965-1981] 0.3716260 0.3702449 100.37302
Boomers+ [< 1965] 0.3238595 0.2932909 110.42262
East North Central 0.1371938 0.1647014 83.29850
East South Central 0.0578314 0.0434292 133.16234
Mid-Atlantic 0.0976871 0.1286857 75.91141
Mountain 0.0725189 0.0766102 94.65957
New England 0.0163272 0.0367771 44.39502
Pacific 0.1961243 0.2075153 94.51080
South Atlantic 0.2884028 0.1726603 167.03486
West North Central 0.0579716 0.0555125 104.42987
West South Central 0.0759429 0.1141084 66.55327
Less than high school 0.0146358 0.0180307 81.17153
High School/GED 0.0940182 0.1169383 80.39981
Some College or university 0.1897574 0.1973754 96.14033
2 year College Degree 0.0959322 0.1076989 89.07442
4 year College Degree 0.2870145 0.2822150 101.70067
Some Graduate School 0.0471384 0.0420112 112.20435
Graduate Degree 0.2266328 0.1869987 121.19490
Trade/Technical Degree 0.0448707 0.0487318 92.07687
Employed Full-Time 0.5025194 0.5272162 95.31563
Employed Part-Time 0.0761457 0.0816815 93.22269
Self Employed 0.0757412 0.0633206 119.61529
Active Military 0.0090997 0.0071458 127.34398
Retired 0.1738602 0.1540970 112.82515
Homemaker 0.0623514 0.0676195 92.20915
Student 0.0213379 0.0209019 102.08603
Disabled 0.0423616 0.0404305 104.77637
Unemployed 0.0365829 0.0375869 97.32869
White/Caucasian 0.6707113 0.6053129 110.80407
Black or African American 0.1382289 0.1245583 110.97522
Hispanic/Latino 0.1006307 0.1486660 67.68912
Asian 0.0714163 0.1032714 69.15402
Other 0.0190128 0.0181914 104.51528
Female 0.7615412 0.7629020 99.82163
Male 0.2288340 0.2257525 101.36497
Other 0.0096249 0.0113455 84.83427
1 0.1791141 0.1659526 107.93088
2 0.3543246 0.3211471 110.33096
3 0.1614860 0.1593385 101.34773
4 0.1267941 0.1442637 87.89048
5 0.1013824 0.1254989 80.78348
6 0.0397642 0.0450661 88.23518
7+ 0.0371347 0.0387331 95.87323
  • $20k
0.0772431 0.0800629 96.47795
$20k-40k 0.1070255 0.1081014 99.00470
$40k-60k 0.1227289 0.1324667 92.64886
$60k-80k 0.1127167 0.1328851 84.82271
$80k-100k 0.1188944 0.1272327 93.44642
$100k-125k 0.1144080 0.1023840 111.74411
$125k + 0.3469834 0.3168672 109.50435
Low Income (Under $40k) 0.1842686 0.1881643 97.92958
Middle Income ($40k-$80k) 0.2354456 0.2653518 88.72961
High Income (Over $80k) 0.5802858 0.5464839 106.18535
Married 0.5504708 0.5702172 96.53704
Living with partner 0.0780396 0.0702019 111.16456
Separated 0.0144635 0.0160163 90.30487
Widower 0.0349260 0.0358023 97.55236
Divorced 0.1175918 0.1026722 114.53130
Never married 0.2045082 0.2050900 99.71632
10th percentile 0.0687963 0.0862368 79.77605
20th percentile 0.0699282 0.0737782 94.78156
30th percentile 0.0703974 0.0789846 89.12810
40th percentile 0.0920355 0.0956013 96.27007
50th percentile 0.0908088 0.0990000 91.72606
60th percentile 0.0908814 0.1003695 90.54690
70th percentile 0.1074151 0.1082970 99.18570
80th percentile 0.1132722 0.1167437 97.02644
90th percentile 0.1456481 0.1201457 121.22625
100th percentile 0.1508169 0.1208433 124.80372
Rural 0.1914865 0.1963937 97.50134
Suburban 0.4033685 0.3995101 100.96578
Urban 0.4051450 0.4040962 100.25954
Prime 0.6624282 0.6309396 104.99075
Prime Student 0.0015430 0.0022243 69.37212
Secondary 0.0210564 0.0224606 93.74816
Acculturated 0.0773990 0.0894906 86.48839
Semi-Acculturated 0.0619347 0.0820468 75.48698
Unacculturated 0.0057552 0.0149560 38.48062
American 0.0550255 0.0639179 86.08779
Both 0.0682116 0.0881557 77.37633
Hispanic / Latino 0.0219200 0.0344473 63.63340
Bilingual 0.0243299 0.0361862 67.23546
English-Preferred 0.0980748 0.1100635 89.10745
Spanish-Preferred 0.0238926 0.0407075 58.69328
Bilingual 0.0207276 0.0283763 73.04543
English-Preferred 0.1168996 0.1418174 82.42968
Spanish-Preferred 0.0074616 0.0162997 45.77742
Yes 0.3133767 0.3489662 89.80146
No 0.6866233 0.6510338 105.46661
Yes 0.0913041 0.1039075 87.87059
No 0.8574662 0.8401247 102.06417