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The Data Table command in Excel allows the user to see the impact of changing up to two variables (cells) on a formula. This is done by creating a data table with one variable to substitute in the rows or columns of the table, and another variable to substitute in the other dimension.

Here are the steps to use the Data Table command:

1. Set up your base formula. This is the calculation that you want to test with different variables.

2. Create a table where the first column contains the different values for the first variable you want to test, and the first row contains the different values for the second variable.

3. In the top left cell of the table (where the first row and column meet), enter your base formula.

4. Highlight the entire table.

5. Go to the Data tab in the Excel ribbon, and select "What-If Analysis" from the Forecast group.

6. Select "Data Table".

7. In the dialog box that appears, for the "Row input cell" select the cell