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1. #HOW TO REMOVE ALL TEXT FORMATTING IN WORD 2013 HOW TO#
2. #HOW TO REMOVE ALL TEXT FORMATTING IN WORD 2013 PASSWORD#

#HOW TO REMOVE ALL TEXT FORMATTING IN WORD 2013 PASSWORD#

The instructions for removing a password to allow editing are found in the article, Cannot Edit Word Document. If that is the case, you won’t be able to reformat the document unless you remove the password. If none of the text cannot be reformatted, the document may be protected from formatting changes. However, text boxes, headers, and footers have to be cleared individually. Using Clear All should remove all styles and formatting from the selected text and strip it down to the Normal style, which is the default text for the document. The Clear Formatting button is located in the ribbon, on the Home tab, in the Font group, as shown in the image. Want a faster way to clear formatting? If you don’t like launching the Styles task pane, select the text (press Ctrl+A to select all text) then click the Clear Formatting button.

#HOW TO REMOVE ALL TEXT FORMATTING IN WORD 2013 HOW TO#

How to clear formatting a faster way The Clear Formatting button on the ribbon That’s it! You now have unstyled text that is ready to be formatted as needed. In the Styles task pane, click Clear All. Here's the trick to clear or remove all Formatting in Microsoft Word with a single click.On the Home tab, click the Styles dialogue box launcher to open the Styles task pane (or click Alt + CTRL + Shift + S).Select Clear All Formatting in the upper-right corner of the Font group on the Home tab of the ribbon. Highlight the paragraph or block of text that contains the problematic formatting. Use your mouse to highlight only part of the text or select all the text in the document by selecting anywhere inside the document and pressing Ctrl+A to highlight all the text.To remove all styles from a block of text, open your Microsoft Word document, then follow these steps: Here is how to remove all styles from Microsoft Word documents so you can stop formatting changes from misbehaving.