Struggling with complex table formats in Excel while trying to maintain the underlying data? Our guide simplifies the process of removing table formatting in Excel without losing your valuable information.
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To remove formatting from an Excel table but keep the data, select the table, go to the 'Table Design' tab, and choose the 'None' style from the Light group. This action maintains table functionality without the additional formatting.
For complete removal of table styles, including number formats and alignment, use the 'Clear' option. Select the table, navigate to the 'Home' tab, and click on 'Clear' to remove all formatting.
To remove table features and turn the table into a regular range of cells, use the 'Convert to Range' feature. On the 'Design' tab, click 'Convert to Range'. This will remove table functionalities such as row headers and sort/filter arrows, retaining only the data.
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