added more on rows vs recors

Author: rcurty

features.qmd

@@ -30,9 +30,11 @@ Don’t use your browser’s “back” button — it may close your project and
 
 The grid header appears just below the project bar and above the project grid, where your project’s data is displayed. It shows the total number of rows or records in your project—in this case, 25,223—and indicates whether you're currently viewing the data in *rows* or *records* mode. If you're viewing a filtered or faceted subset of the data - let's say we select only the records corresponding to shows, the grid header will reflect that, showing something like "*5,774 matching rows*(25,223 total)" to let you know you're seeing a subset of the dataset.
 
-Directly beneath the row count, you can toggle between row mode and records mode. OpenRefine stores each project in one of these modes and, by default, opens in records mode if that’s how the project was saved.
+Toggling between row mode and records mode won't affect our example dataset, since each row represents a distinct watch event. However, imagine a scenario where your data includes TV shows with multiple seasons, and each season has detailed information about specific scores, episode names, or even viewer ratings. In this case, switching to **records mode** would allow you to group all data for a single TV show (including all its seasons) under one record, making it easier to analyze the show as a whole, rather than treating each season or episode as a separate event.
 
-To the right of the rows/records toggle, you’ll find controls to adjust how many rows or records are visible on screen at once. On the far right, navigation buttons let you move through your dataset one page at a time.
+To the right of the **rows/records** toggle, you’ll find controls to adjust how many rows or records are visible on screen at once.
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+On the far right, navigation buttons let you move through your dataset one page at a time.
 
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