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Been there! You press Ctrl+T thinking it'll do something else and suddenly your data has filters and a blue format. The quickest fix is indeed converting to range as described. A side effect people hate is that tables automatically expand when you add data adjacent to them. Converting to range stops that auto-expansion.
If you want to keep the table functionality but just remove the visual style you can change that in the Table Design tab too—choose a plain "None" style. But if your goal is to completely erase any trace of the table convert to range and then clear formats. Remember tables are actually super useful for data analysis and dynamic formulas so maybe give it a chance before removing it entirely!
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