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Death MICA

Follow this step-by-step process to customize your own data table concerning deaths of Missouri residents.
    Step One
 Select a row variable (default value: Cause).
Year       Race       Ethnicity       Sex       Age Group      County/City*       Cause*       
 *Sort Function - Sort by County/City or Cause when used as row or column variable.     Sort     No Sort
    Step Two
 Select a column variable (default value: Year).
Year       Race       Ethnicity       Sex       Age Group      County/City*       Cause*       
    Step Three (Optional)
 If you want to choose a particular range (example: Age: 25-44) do not select that variable above. Instead, select it from the pull-down box below. 
   Race:      Ethnicity:      Sex:      Age:
    Step Four
 Select year(s) of interest (default: 2006).
1990      1991      1992      1993      1994      1995      1996      1997      1998      1999     
2000      2001      2002      2003      2004      2005      2006

 
    Step Five
 Select county(ies) or city(ies) of interest (default: State of Missouri). 
Statewide &/or County                     Cities
To select multiple counties/cities: Select the first county/city with pointer and hold the control key down while making additional selections. To deselect, hold control key and point to county/city to be deselected. NOTE: Separate tables must be created for either county or city data.      OR  
    Step Six
 Select a cause(s) (default: Total for all causes).
This list contains the major causes. To see more specific causes, make a table with major cause(s), then click on the name of the cause to "drill down" to narrower causes within it.

A pound sign (#) marks causes designated by the NCHS as rankable in choosing leading causes of death. Two pound signs (##) mark pairs of causes which together constitute one rankable cause.

 
    Step Seven
  Select statistics to be displayed:  - See definition, for rates by race and/or ethnicity.  
  Select standard population for age adjustment: 
  Select confidence intervals for rates: