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Remove Conditional Formatting Click the Home tab. Select Conditional Formatting. Select Clear Rules. Click Clear Rules from Selected Cells.

One way is to use the Clear Rules feature. To do this, select the cells that have the conditional formatting that you want to remove. Then, go to Home > Styles > Clear Rules. Select Clear Rules from Selected Cells.

To remove all formatting in Excel, just do the following: Select the cell or range of cells from which you want to clear formatting. On the Home tab, in the Editing group, click the arrow next to the Clear button. Select the Clear Formats option.

Setup the On/ Off Conditional Format functionality Highlight the cells. Activate the Conditional Formatting New Rule (HOME ribbon, Conditional Formatting dropdown, New Rule) Choose to 'Use a formula to determine which cells to format' In the resultant formula bar, click on the switch and type =?Off?

To remove conditional formatting from a range of formatted cells, select the range and in the Ribbon, go to Home > Conditional Formatting > Clear Rules > Clear Rules from Selected Cells. As a result, all formatting rules are now cleared. Conditional formatting can also be removed from the entire sheet at once.

Try these general steps: Load the workbook that contains your conditional formatting. Save the workbook as an HTML file. (Press F12, specify the HTML format, and give the workbook a different name.) Restart Excel. Load into Excel the HTML file you saved in step 2. Save the workbook as an Excel workbook.

Remove the numbers from conditional formatted cells If you click on CONDITIONAL FORMATTING and then MANAGE RULES you will get to the screen shown below. You can see that there is an option that does exactly that, Show Bar only. When you select that option, the numbers appear to disappear as shown below.