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12—Input Values <br />The worksheet includes lines or input fields for all required input variables. Values must <br />be entered for all lines unless they are shaded in blue. Values entered on a blue line are ig- <br />nored because they are not needed for current calculations. In some cases, an input value <br />for one variable (for example, fuel model) determines whether an input is required for <br />another (for example, live fuel moisture). In Figure 4, none of the selected fuel models <br />contains a live fuel moisture component, and that line is blue. <br />13—Acceptable Fire Conditions <br />This section of the worksheet is added when Table shading for acceptable fire condi- <br />tions is selected on the Module Selection window (Figure 1; Section 12). <br />14—Run Option Notes <br />Notes are automatically generated for select run options (Appendix D). In this example, <br />note that the maximum reliable wind limit IS imposed. A Run Option selection is not <br />listed, however, when it is obvious. For example, if fuel moisture is selected to be entered <br />by individual size class rather than by dead and live category or by moisture scenario, the <br />worksheet requests those values, and an additional note is not needed. <br />I5—Output Variables <br />The output variable selections are optionally listed in the Output Variables section and <br />can be removed using Configure > Appearance preferences > Worksheet. Although the <br />output tables and graphs clearly show the output variables, the list in this section is a use- <br />ful summary with units and the associated module name. <br />16—Notes <br />The Notes section provides a space for user comments and is helpful in document- <br />ing a run. This section can be eliminated from the worksheet or the viewing area can <br />be changed to as many as 10 lines long using Configure > Appearance preferences > <br />Worksheet. <br />10 USDA Forest Service Gen. Tech. Rep. RMRS-GTR-249. 2010 <br />