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Here's how to Remove formatting in Microsoft Excel.

i. Here are some tips for managing formatting in Excel:

- Use Styles - Apply built-in styles like Heading 1, Heading 2, etc. Makes reformatting easy.

- Avoid Hard Coded Formatting - Don't manually set font, color, etc. Use styles or cell formats instead.

- Use Format Painter - Quickly copy formatting from one cell/range to another.

- Set Default Formats - On the Home tab, right-click Normal Style to set default font, size, etc.

- Format Entire Rows/Columns - Select the entire row/column then apply formatting rather than individual cells.

- Use Cell Formats - Apply built-in formats like Currency, Percentage, Date, etc.

- Separate Data and Formatting - Put data on one sheet and use references to create formatted reports on separate sheets.

- Use Themes - Themes apply predefined color schemes and fonts consistently.

- Name Ranges/Cells - Helps apply styles to logical areas even if range changes.

- Limit Merge Cells - Merged cells can cause issues when formatting. Avoid if not necessary.

- Check for Hidden Formatting - Go to Home - Clear to remove hidden formatting.

Start by applying styles and using consistent formats. Avoid scattered, manual formatting. Keep it simple and cleanup when necessary. This will help manage formatting across large, complex spreadsheets.