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The process of arranging the records in the sequence in which they are to be sorted
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filing segment
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Sorting is the act of arranging records in the sequence by which they are to be stored.
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How many cross-references are needed for a business with four surnames?
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In an alphabetic filing system, Gary Woolfe Bakery would be filed after Gary N. Woolfe.
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What is the correct filing order for the following four names?
(1)Interstate Roofing Company
(2)ICU Computers, Inc.
(3)Investigations by Sandusky
(4)Roberta D. Ingalls
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In an alphabetic filing system, business names containing personal names are indexed with the last name as the key unit.
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The alphabetic filing method is the least common method of storing records.
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