For the moderate sized set the visualization could be as shown. As numbers are shared, duplicates are eliminated. This allows you to watch for all the three parameters.
![enter image description here][1]

UPD. I felt into implementation trap, top right could bring ambiguous results. But the idea is to define which data influence the pointed parameter. So watching for particular parameter becomes easy. [1]: https://i.sstatic.net/Qa8yQ.png

For the moderate sized set the visualization could be as shown. As numbers are shared, duplicates are eliminated. This allows you to watch for all the three parameters.

UPD. I felt into implementation trap, top right could bring ambiguous results. But the idea is to define which data influence the pointed parameter. So watching for particular parameter becomes easy.

EDIT
May be such views be demonstrative. Although learning curve might be a bit slow, but it's much easy to visually trace the changes than in table. Critical values could be marked in some way. Interactions are supported, too.

Or just simplified version:

For the moderate sized set the visualization could be as shown. As numbers are shared, duplicates are eliminated. This allows you to watch for all the three parameters.

For the moderate sized set the visualization could be as shown. As numbers are shared, duplicates are eliminated. This allows you to watch for all the three parameters.
![enter image description here][1]

UPD. I felt into implementation trap, top right could bring ambiguous results. But the idea is to define which data influence the pointed parameter. So watching for particular parameter becomes easy. [1]: https://i.sstatic.net/Qa8yQ.png