What holds fields and choices in a workspace?

The correct answer is that a layout holds fields and choices in a workspace. In the context of applications such as Relativity, a layout is a structured interface that defines how certain elements, such as fields and choices, are organized and displayed to the users. Layouts facilitate the visualization and interaction within a workspace, allowing users to see and manipulate data entries effectively.

Layouts often include the arrangement of various components, including fields (which represent data attributes) and choice fields (which allow users to select from predefined options). This structured approach enhances user experience by providing a clear and logical organization of the data they are working with.

The other options, while related to the organization of a workspace, do not specifically describe a mechanism that holds fields and choices in the same structured manner as a layout. A view primarily pertains to how data is presented, a field is a single data point or attribute, and a group is often a collection of related items but does not encapsulate the positioning and structuring of fields within the user interface in the way a layout does. Therefore, the concept of a layout encompasses the essential function of organizing and holding fields and choices in the workspace effectively.