They are called 'fields'. For example, the primary key is always a field in the table. If you're looking at a database table in datasheet view (so that it looks like Excel) then each column is a 'field' and each row is a "record". Therefore a field called "Date of Birth" would be part of a record stating all specific "Employee Details" etc.
The name of each column in a data source would depend on what items one was tracking. In an inventory data source, you might have columns for the date an ite was acquired, the date it was sold, the part or item number, the quantity sold, ad the price per unit.
We know database is the collection of records. These record s are stored in the tables. Each column in the table have a name and it is known as field or attribute.
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Data in columns are simply called "fields."
Data in rows are referred to as "records."
We know database is the collection of records. These record s are stored in the tables. Each column in the table have a name and it is known as field or attribute.
Each column in the database term is called a field . Group of fields is called or known as a record.Each field is unique and also known as attributes of the data .
We called fields each column in database.
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No, they are not.
That can be called a table.
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Each pivot table is different, so it depends on how you have it laid out and what data is in it. Pivot tables are very flexible, so you can switch around the data and column headings could become row headings and the data can change. Column headings will indicate what the data in a particular column in the pivot table is.
A column in Excel is just known as a column. You could be referring to a column in a database, such as Access, which would be known as a field. In Excel each column is given a label so that they can be identified. Column labels are letters.
In Excel 2007, the quickest and easiest way to accomplish this is to copy your data to a new column and apply the Remove Duplicates command.Given a column of data in column A.Click on A, the column heading.Press Ctrl-C to copy the column.Click on B, the column heading for the next column.Press Ctrl-V to copy the data from column A to column B.Click on B, the column heading.Click on the Data tab on the menu ribbon bar.In the Data Tools section, click on the Remove Duplicates button (continue with current selection).Observe that column B contains only one copy of each item from column A.If you want the list in alpabetic or numeric order, just sort column B.
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If I understand your question correctly, it is called the row headers. The numbers to the left of each row identify the row, but are not included in a workbook column.