What does the attribute table in ArcGIS Online provide?

The attribute table in ArcGIS Online provides a structured view of geographic feature attributes. This means it organizes data linked to geographic elements in a coherent manner, showing attributes such as names, descriptions, dates, and numerical values. Each row in the table corresponds to a feature on the map, and the columns represent different attribute fields, allowing users to easily view, analyze, and manipulate the data associated with those features.

In contrast, the other options do not accurately describe the primary function of the attribute table. While graphical representations of spatial data are seen in the map views or charting tools, they are not part of the attribute table itself. Exporting maps is a different functionality focused on sharing or saving the cartographic representation rather than managing attribute data. Lastly, while numeric values can be one type of attribute in the table, the scope of the attribute table encompasses a wide range of data types, including text and dates, making it more comprehensive than just numeric values.