codesheet

English

Etymology

From code +‎ sheet.

Noun

codesheet (plural codesheets)

1. A document listing codes and their meanings.
   • 1979, Ralph Edward Weber, United States diplomatic codes and ciphers, 1775-1938:

     This codebook replaced American codesheets which had been in use since the 1780's.

   • 1981, David Levinson, Guide to Alcoholism Treatment Research:

     The analysts entered the information on a set of standardized codesheets.

   • 2003, Frank E. Hagan, Research methods in criminal justice and criminology:

     The codesheet information is keyboard entered into a computer, with each cell corresponding to a column on the card. These data are then edited, and analysis begins.