How to Reverse CTRL+T in Excel

Undoing CTRL+T with Keyboard Shortcut

To reverse the CTRL+T command, simply use CTRL+T again. This will undo the table creation in Excel.

Using Excel Ribbon to Undo CTRL+T

Alternatively, reverse CTRL+T by selecting the table, then navigating to Table Tools > Design > Tools > Convert to Range. This action converts the table back to a normal range.

Common Use Cases

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  Restoring the original tab order after accidentally rearranging tabs
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  Undoing the creation of a new worksheet if triggered unintentionally
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  Reverting the accidental opening of templates or other tabs when using shortcut keys
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  Maintaining workflow efficiency by quickly correcting shortcut mispresses

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