Which command allows for the creation of two-dimensional profiles into three-dimensional solids?

The Extrude command is specifically designed to convert two-dimensional profiles into three-dimensional solids by extending the profile along a straight path, usually perpendicular to the profile plane. This process involves selecting a closed two-dimensional shape, then specifying the distance to which the shape should be extruded, resulting in a solid object that maintains the dimensions and characteristics of the original profile but now exists in three-dimensional space.

Using the Extrude command is fundamental in 3D modeling as it allows for the quick and efficient creation of various solid shapes, making it essential for any designer working with Solid Edge. Other commands, while useful for different purposes, do not directly create solid bodies from 2D profiles in the same straightforward manner as the Extrude command.