POPULATION
Why can rounding change a population total?
How to read small differences caused by converting thousands of people and rounding decimals.
The source table uses thousands of people, while cards use millions with two decimals. Adding rounded values can differ slightly from the source total.
How the figure is defined
Rounding improves readability but does not add precision to the source.
Population figures on the site come from a BPS table with a stated period and unit. Read the title, year, geography, and unit together so the number keeps its context.
How to make a comparison
Use the same year and geographical boundaries. Calculate an absolute difference for a change in count, and use a percentage only when the denominator and period are clear.
Limits on conclusions
A projection is not a direct count and may change when assumptions or source material are updated. Check the original publication before using the figure for decisions or formal reporting.
Frequently asked questions
What is the source for the figure in this article?
The article uses the government source linked in its sources section. The period and measurement limits follow that publication.
Does this figure update in real time?
No. Rekapitulasi presents a curated snapshot. Check the government source for releases or revisions published after the article date.
Government sources
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