The Data Table command allow the user to get the desired result by making changes in

The Data Table command in Excel allows the user to get the desired result by making changes in the input values of a formula. This command is particularly useful when you want to observe how different inputs affect the result of a formula. Here are the steps to use the Data Table command:

1. Set up your formula: First, you need to set up a formula in Excel that you want to test with different input values.

2. Create a data table: Next, you need to create a data table. This table should have one column for each input value that you want to test, and one row for each possible outcome of the formula.

3. Fill in the data table: In the data table, fill in the different input values that you want to test in the formula.

4. Apply the Data Table command: Select the entire data table, then go to the "Data" tab in Excel, and click on "What-If Analysis". From the dropdown menu, select "Data Table".

5. Specify the input cell: In the dialog box that appears, you need to specify the cell in your worksheet that contains the input value you want to change.

6. View the results: After clicking OK, Excel will fill in the data table with the results of the formula for each of the input values you specified.

By using the Data Table command, you can easily see how different input values affect the outcome of a formula, without having to manually change the inputs and recalculate the formula each time.