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If you are looking for the Business R&D Survey (Form BRD-1S) website, please go to econhelp.census.gov/brdscr This site is for the Business R&D and Innovation Survey (Form BRDI-1).

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  • Receive a time extension
  • Check your filing status
  • Request a duplicate form by mail
  • Correct the mailing address for the form

Excel Workbooks

The following 2012 excel files are designed to help companies with decentralized record keeping systems collect information related to specific sections of the Business R&D and Innovation Survey. Please make sure to use only the workbooks that match the form your company was mailed. Click here for more information

NOTE: In order for your company's data to upload properly to the online survey, please do not alter the summary worksheets.

Excel Consolidator

This spreadsheet uses a visual basic macro to consolidate data from multiple workbooks. It is designed to be used by companies that have more than one completed section workbook for any survey section. In order for the consolidator to work properly, you must allow macros to run when opening this file. Further instructions are listed in the "FileInput" sheet of this file.

NOTE: This consolidator does not check for errors or illogical values. We suggest you check the resulting consolidated figures carefully to verify that the results are correct.

Business Code Search Page

The following web page allows you to search for BRDIS business codes using keywords.

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Source: U.S. Census Bureau | BHS Team |   Last Revised: May 13, 2013 10:28:17