Smoked 100 cigarettes and currently smokes?
Weighted Percent 'Yes'
Age: 18-99+ Years
Place of Residence: Iowa
95% Cell Confidence Intervals (CI Lo, CI Hi)

Year of Survey % Yes CI Lo CI Hi Yes
2005 20.419.021.8970
2006 21.420.022.91,057
2007 19.818.421.3956
Total 20.619.721.42,983

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Detailed Least-Squares Analysis, for Linear Trend:

Column 2005 Y-intercept Slope 95% CI (1 df, t=12.706150)
Total % Yes 20.84 -0.282 -10.06 to +9.500

Y-intercept and slope may be used to draw least-squares line.
If confidence interval (CI) does not include 0, trend is significant (**).


Links to Additional Output Formats:
  · HTML Table · Line Chart
  · ASCII Text · dBASE III (Database) · CSV (Spreadsheet)

Unique ID, for keeping track of analyses: X24FAXSW
Compiled / run: Oct 24 2011 / Oct 24 2011 (1 second) (VitalWeb Standard)
Data Scenario: United States State Level Adult BRFSS
Excluded responses: Missing, not asked, don't know, and refused.
_RFSMOKE: Have you smoked at least 100 cigarettes in your entire life? [Note: 5 packs
  = 100 cigarettes] Do you now smoke cigarettes every day, some days, or not at all?
Cell Confidence Interval (CI) Method: Jackknife (800 Maximum Replicates)
Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System (BRFSS) (www.cdc.gov/brfss)