A document containing XBRL elements is called a(n):
A)XBRL Instance Document.
B)XBRL Style Sheet.
C)XBRL Report.
D)XBRL Taxonomy.

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An XBRL Instance Document is the document containing the XBRL elements that represent the financial data being reported. It is the primary output of XBRL and is used for analysis and comparison of financial data. XBRL Style Sheet is used to format the appearance of the XBRL output, XBRL Report refers to the end result of analyzing and comparing financial data using XBRL Instance Documents, and XBRL Taxonomy is a classification system used to define and categorize financial concepts.

A Document Containing XBRL Elements Is Called A(n)