Which command is used to save a file as a macro-enabled template?

The correct choice involves using the "Save As" command from the File menu, which is the appropriate way to save a file in different formats, including as a macro-enabled template. This method grants you the flexibility to specify the file type you want to use when saving your document.

When you select "Save As," you can choose the file format from the dropdown menu, which includes the option for saving as a macro-enabled template. This is essential because macro-enabled templates have specific formatting that allows for macros to be stored within them, ensuring that users can automate tasks and retain those functionalities even when they create new documents based on the template.

The other options do not directly provide the mechanism to save specifically as a macro-enabled template. While the Quick Access Toolbar might allow for saving a document, it typically defaults to the file's last saved format without providing the choice to save as a macro-enabled template. Using the Export feature may not directly lead to saving as a template, and clicking "Save a Copy" generally creates a duplicate of the file in its existing format rather than allowing options for specific template types. Therefore, selecting "Save As" from the File menu is the most effective and correct method for this task.