This method reportedly works on Microsoft Word 2010, 2013, 2016, 2019, and 365. The table is now removed and the text still there. This action also will trigger an exclusive menu for managing the table.
#Remove table formatting in word 2013 but keep text how to#
Here’s how to do that.Ĭlick on the table you want to remove. Fortunately, in Microsoft Word, you can remove the table while without deleting its content so you could use it as a normal text. It sucks when we have to remove a table but still need the text inside it. However, if you have selected at least one paragraph before or after the table as well as the table, the table can be deleted using the “Delete” key. It will only delete the contents of the cells. Pressing the “Delete” key on the keyboard will not delete the entire selected table. You can also use the “Delete Columns” and “Delete Rows” options to delete the entire table as long as the entire table is selected.Īnother way to delete the entire table once you’ve selected it, is to click “Cut” in the “Clipboard” section of the “Home” tab. We’ll show you a couple of ways around this limitation.Ĭlick the “Layout” tab under “Table Tools”.Ĭlick “Delete” in the “Rows & Columns” section and select “Delete Table” to delete the table. If you’ve inserted a table in Word and you now want to delete it, you may have found it’s not all that straightforward to delete the entire table without deleting other content around the table.
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