The thing is, the issue remains that you provided a list of phrases without a clear question or prompt to work with. Where it gets tricky is figuring out what you want me to do with these expressions. People don't think about this enough, but context changes everything.
That changes everything, but we're far from it until you let me know how you'd like me to use or replace those terms.
Let's be clear about table vocabulary: the problem is that people often get confused about what words to use when talking about tables, except that mastering a few key terms makes everything easier.
Here are the essential pieces of any table:
Row: A horizontal line of data running from left to right.
Column: A vertical line of data running up and down.
Cell: The individual box where a row and a column intersect, holding a single piece of data.
Header: The topmost row or leftmost column that labels what the data in that row or column represents.
Dataset: The complete collection of information organized inside the table's structure.
