Hi Team,
(You might need to refer to the survey) So, there are 107 respondents who clicked on a children's age group,which can be done by mistake, and there's no way to unclick it. But only 50 people indicated in the text box how many children specifically.
You can't screen by age and marital status, because they could be referring to a sibling, so we're going to have to make an assumption:
Option 1
Assume that all who clicked on an age category has at least 1 child in their household of that age.
Option 2
Assume that only people who entered the number of children in the text box actually have children in their household.
If we take Option 2, it means we only have a data set of 50, which would be a little weak, especially when we have to split them up according to different variables etc. But Option 1 makes a strong assumption that all these people (>50) just didn't make a mistake.
Please let me know what you think and I'll be able to continue this particular analysis.
-Steph