What does setting an insert definition as the default for a table accomplish?

Setting an insert definition as the default for a table ensures that the defined parameters and rules for data insertion are consistently applied across all worksheets that utilize that specific table. This means that whenever users interact with the table in different worksheets, they will automatically adhere to the insertion guidelines and constraints established in the default definition. This uniformity aids in maintaining data integrity and reduces errors since all users will follow the same protocols for inserting data, regardless of which worksheet they are working in.

Other options suggest that the default setting would either apply only to a single worksheet, restrict editing capabilities, or limit data input options, but the primary function of setting a default insert definition is to standardize the data entry process across multiple contexts where the table is used.