To remove conditional formatting in Google Sheets, follow these steps:
Click and drag to select the cells or range where conditional formatting is applied.
If you want to remove conditional formatting from the entire sheet, click on the square between the row numbers and column letters to select the whole sheet.
Go to the Format menu at the top of the screen. Choose Conditional formatting from the dropdown menu. This action opens the Conditional Format Rules pane on the right side of your screen.
In the Conditional Format Rules pane, you'll see a list of all rules applied to the selected range or sheet.
To remove a specific rule, hover over the rule you want to delete, and you'll see a trash can icon appear to the right of the rule. Click the trash can icon to delete the rule.
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