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Convert an Excel list to a range

Applies to: Microsoft Office Excel 2003

You can remove list functionality for a list in the worksheet by converting the list to a standard Excel range.

On the List submenu of the List toolbar, click Convert to Range.

Note If the list is linked to a SharePoint list, then the link will be removed and all pending changes will not be reflected in the SharePoint list.