How do you convert a table back to a normal range?

How do you convert a table back to a normal range?

• A. Data tab, Sort & Filter group, Remove Table
• B. On the Table Tools Design tab, in the Tools group, click the Convert to Range button. Click Yes.
• C. Home tab, Styles group, Clear
• D. Insert tab, Tables group, Convert to Range

Answer: (B)

When a table is selected, use the table’s built‑in option to return to a normal range. Open the Table Tools Design tab and choose Convert to Range in the Tools group, then confirm with Yes. The data stays intact, but the table-specific features are removed, turning it back into a regular range. This is the correct method because it directly uses Excel’s built-in conversion that preserves your data while removing the table structure. Other options described refer to different actions or locations and won’t perform the conversion.

When a table is selected, use the table’s built‑in option to return to a normal range. Open the Table Tools Design tab and choose Convert to Range in the Tools group, then confirm with Yes. The data stays intact, but the table-specific features are removed, turning it back into a regular range. This is the correct method because it directly uses Excel’s built-in conversion that preserves your data while removing the table structure. Other options described refer to different actions or locations and won’t perform the conversion.