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By default, the first input variable on the worksheet with multiple values is selected as the <br />row variable and the second as the column. A switch in the Calculate Results box to us- <br />ing midflame wind speed as the Table Row Variable (Figure 38) produces a more <br />appropriately formatted one-page table (Figure 39). <br />Note that the entry in the worksheet's Description line is repeated at the top of each <br />table. In this simple example, it was possible to include all of the relevant input values in <br />the heading. <br />The look of the table can be changed via Configure > Appearance preferences > <br />Tables. The color used to shade alternate lines for readability can be changed (as in <br />Figure 39), or the shading can be removed (Figure 40). <br />r I P ingft table resines <br />Select the Tabk Raw Variable <br />rFuel Model <br />& WA mbe Wind Speed *dope) <br />ye. <br />W DitptW graph reselte <br />r Specfo W*h Y sibs brAt <br />i^+ Fictnre, <br />u <br />Ok <br />Tebies <br />Two input varig*s Lace reukiple values: <br />• Fuel Model <br />• id'id6tm+e Wmd Speed (up>i�s) <br />Select one of dam to be dw table's row vahable. <br />The WMWCbW one Will be the table's eohmm <br />variable. <br />A separate table wM be produced £or each autput <br />Castel <br />J <br />Figure 38 The table format can be changed after the Calculate command by selecting the table <br />row variable. <br />46 USDA Forest Service Gen. Tech. Rep. RM RS -GTR -249. 2010 <br />