What is a Column?
A column refers to a vertical arrangement of data within a table. Each column has a specific name and data type, and it contains values corresponding to that data type for each row in the table, for example:
Columns in the Plugnotes home page: 
Columns 1, 2 3, and 4 in the Plugform: 
What is a Field?
A "field" refers to a single data element or attribute that represents a characteristic of a record. A record is a collection of fields, and each field typically contains a specific piece of information about the entity the record represents.
For example, consider a database that stores information about employees. Each employee's record might consist of fields such as:
- Employee ID;
- Name;
- E-mail;
- Phone Number;
- Department;
- Address;
- Date.
Fields are used to organize and categorize data within a database, making it easier to retrieve and manipulate information.
In our Help Center you will read and hear a lot about "Fields" and they will generally be associated with Plugforms fields, as shown below:
What is a Table?
A "table" is a structured collection of data organized into rows and columns. It is a fundamental concept in relational database management systems. A table is designed to represent and organize specific data, such as customers, products, employees, or any other category of information.
A table will have rows, columns, cells, and a primary key (a unique identifier for each record in a table).
Below you can see the "Multiple Table F32" in edition mood:
And this is how you will see the "Multiple Table F32" in the Plugform:
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