The correct answer is record.
A record is a row in a table. It contains data about a single entity, such as a customer, product, or order. Records are displayed in the order in which they were entered, but this order is not always useful. For example, if you are trying to find a specific customer, you would need to scroll through all of the records in the table until you found the one you were looking for. A more efficient way to find a record is to use a filter or a sort. A filter allows you to select specific records from the table, while a sort allows you to rearrange the records in a specific order.
Here is a brief explanation of each option:
- Formula is a mathematical expression that is used to calculate a value. Formulas are entered into cells in a table, and the results of the formulas are displayed in those cells.
- Format is the appearance of a cell, such as its font, font size, and alignment. Formats are applied to cells using the Format Cells dialog box.
- Layout is the arrangement of cells in a table. The layout of a table can be changed by using the Table Tools Layout tab on the Ribbon.
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