Let’s say you just realized that the Pivot Table you have created is no longer useful, and you now want to remove it... How can you do so?
This quick tutorial will help you delete that Pivot Table you no longer need, both in Google Sheets and Excel.
In Google Sheets, you can insert the Pivot Table together with its source sheet or to a new sheet.
Method 1: If your Pivot Table is in its own separate sheet, you can simply delete that sheet to get rid of the Pivot Table.
Yes, it’s that simple.
Method 2: If you have added the Pivot Table in a Sheet with important data, you can remove the Pivot Table by clicking on its upper-leftmost cell, then pressing Delete on your keyboard.
You can do the same technique if you don’t want to remove the sheet where the Pivot Table is located, as in Method 1. You would notice, however, that the gridlines that we are used to seeing in our sheets is still missing. To add them back, click View on the main toolbar then click Gridlines.
Deleting a PivotTable in Excel requires an extra step. Click on any cell inside the PivotTable, then press Ctrl+A (Windows) or Command+A (Mac), then press Delete on your keyboard. Now the PivotTable is gone.
If Ctrl+A won’t work, you can click the Analyze tab in the toolbar above, then click Select, then click Entire PivotTable.
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