If you need to delete a calculated field in Excel, there are a few different ways to go about it. The easiest way is to use the Delete button on the Home tab of the ribbon. This will remove the field from all worksheets in your workbook, including any sheets that are currently open. If you only need to remove the field from one sheet, you can use the Quick Access Toolbar and select Delete Field from the list of commands. This will also remove the field from all worksheets in your workbook, but it will not affect any sheets that are open. If you want to delete a calculated field from all worksheets in your workbook, but leave any sheets that are open intact, you can use the Remove Formulas button on the Home tab of the ribbon. This will prompt Excel to ask you which fields should be removed as part of the calculation process. You can then select which fields you want to delete and they will be deleted along with the calculated field. ..
