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The majority says stay with relational database
terminology (rows and columns). I think I will
do this with ALOT of explanation for our readers.
One more question--the single block formed by
an intersection of a row and a column, in a Word
or Frame table this is called a cell. However, the
programmers tell me you call both this single block
and the column a "column". That, I know, will not
fly with my readers.
Any suggestions?
Thanks again for the help.
Melonie
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