What button on the Assemblage Record Data location allows you to manually remove location codes?

The correct answer is reflected in the function of the button that is specifically designed to remove location codes within the Assemblage Record Data location. The term "DELETE" indicates the action of removing an item or information from a record. In data management systems, the word "DELETE" is widely understood to mean that you are permanently removing the selected information, in this case, the location codes.

This functionality is particularly important for maintaining accurate and up-to-date records since it allows users to correct or revise data entries that may be outdated or incorrect. While terms like "REMOVE," "EDIT," and "FINISH" may imply some form of action, they do not specifically indicate the direct removal of codes in the way that "DELETE" does. "EDIT" suggests modification rather than removal, "REMOVE" is more general, and "FINISH" typically indicates the completion of a process rather than an action of deleting specific codes. This distinction clarifies why "DELETE" is the appropriate choice for this particular function.