The act of sending or transferring a saved file or document to another application.

• A. Copy Area
• B. Chart
• C. Export
• D. Filter

Answer: (C)

Exporting is the act of taking data from one program and saving it in a format that another program can read and use. This makes the file usable in a different application, enabling interoperability—for example, exporting a spreadsheet as CSV so another program can import and process it, or exporting a document as a PDF for universal viewing. The other options don’t fit this idea: a Chart is a visual element created from data, not about moving files between programs; a Filter changes which data are shown rather than transferring files; Copy Area refers to duplicating content, typically to the clipboard within the same or a local context, not sending a file to another application.