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3.4.1 Calculate Options <br />When you calculate a run, you specify whether you want table and/or graph output and <br />make selections on the table row variable and the X-axis variable. You can either let the <br />program scale the graph to the maximum calculated value or you can specify other Y-axis <br />limits (Section 7.33). Selections in the Calculate Results window are saved with a run, <br />but not with a worksheet (Figure 13). <br />l? D6pbyWe:cv*v <br />S&ct the Table Row Variable <br />G Dead FudMpistwe <br />r Jll-idfl m Mid Speed (upslepe) <br />P Display graphresobt <br />------sebmatha X -Aa r vWil le <br />IV Dead FuelMcishxe <br />r speei£p graph Y axis Enib <br />!✓ rPu�or^a � <br />• Dead Fud Moubme <br />• MdPovnr "Grx�d Sp�rd (uprlape) <br />Chcck this boa:ifyou wishto m*My the Y axis <br />Figure 13—t;lecttans in -the Calculate Results window are saved wKh a run <br />3.4.2 Example Runs <br />Similar to ExampleWorksheets, the write -protected folder named ExampleRuns pro- <br />vides several sample runs with the BehavePlus program. For example, the FuelHerb- <br />Mois.bpr run produces plots of surface rate of spread and flame length for several fuel <br />models for a range of live herbaceous fuel moisture values (Figure 14). You can quickly <br />open this run and change the fuel models to produce another comparison plot. <br />USDA Forest Service Gen. Tech. Rep. RM RS -GTR -249. 2010 21 <br />