Requesting help with understanding how to input the given data in the attached screenshot into a solver parameter.

The main challenge is to allocate no more than 140 hours available for play among tables with different pot sizes. Tables with low pot sizes do not generate as much money as those with high pot sizes, however the low pot size tables have a greater frequency of play and the hourly expenses are lower because they do not require as much service.

The low pot size tables also have a higher house intake (the percentage that the casino takes from the players) compared to the high pot tables. There are also restrictions on how many hours can be allocated to each table. Donald has set a maximum restriction on the number of tables for each pot size for maintenance and security reasons. He has also set a minimum restriction on the number of tables in order to satisfy customer demand. In addition, he has set minimum and maximum restrictions on the number of hours that should be allocated to each table for similar reasons. Given the information provided below, help Donald find the number of hours to allocate to each table for each pot size and the number of tables to allocate for each pot size so he can maximize his profit.

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A B C D E F G H Table Ave. Pot House Pots Per Hourly Min Max Min Max Blind Intake Hour Expense Hours Hrs. Tables Tables 2 2 100 0.0475 70 50 6 9 5 B 5 150 0.0450 50 60 5 B 5 10 250 0.0400 40 70 5 7 5 20 400 0.0375 30 80 5 5 100 1500 0.0350 20 100 1000 10000 0.0300 10 200 2 2