JenniferMurphy
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Is there a way to convert a table back to plain text eliminating all the table formatting? That is, eliminate the fill colors, but preserve the number formatting.
I know I can convert it to a normal range by right-clicking in the table and then selecting Table and then Convert to Range, but that preserves all of the table formatting.
I also know that I can select the entire range and remove the fill, but that appears to make the headers disappear. They are actually there, but just coded as white. So I then have to select that row and change the character color to black.
Is there a way to do all that with one action?
Thanks
I know I can convert it to a normal range by right-clicking in the table and then selecting Table and then Convert to Range, but that preserves all of the table formatting.
I also know that I can select the entire range and remove the fill, but that appears to make the headers disappear. They are actually there, but just coded as white. So I then have to select that row and change the character color to black.
Is there a way to do all that with one action?
Thanks