To move a table out of table format but keep data, which action would you perform?

To move a table out of table format but keep data, which action would you perform?

• A. Home tab, Styles group, Clear
• B. Data tab, Sort & Filter group, Remove Table
• C. Insert tab, Tables group, PivotTable
• D. Table Tools Design tab, Tools group, Convert to Range

Answer: (D)

Converting the table to a normal range is the way to move out of table format while keeping the data intact. In Excel, a table is a structured object with features like a header row and automatic filtering. Using Convert to Range under the Table Tools Design tab turns that table back into a regular worksheet range. The data stays exactly as it is, but you lose the table’s structured features and naming, giving you a plain range you can format or manipulate like any other data.

Converting the table to a normal range is the way to move out of table format while keeping the data intact. In Excel, a table is a structured object with features like a header row and automatic filtering. Using Convert to Range under the Table Tools Design tab turns that table back into a regular worksheet range. The data stays exactly as it is, but you lose the table’s structured features and naming, giving you a plain range you can format or manipulate like any other data.