On a list, what does each row show?

A filter is a criterion used to select and display a subset of records, not what an individual row represents.

A record, also known as a row or tuple in database terminology, encapsulates all the individual pieces of data (fields) that together describe a single entity or instance within a dataset. For example, in a list of employees, each row would contain all the information pertinent to one specific employee.

A table is the entire collection of data organized into rows and columns, not an individual row itself.

A field, or column, represents a single attribute or type of information across all records, such as an 'Employee Name', not the complete data for one item.