Which option in Excel allows you to remove a filter and display all rows in the data range?

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To confirm the sorting order before applying the sort.

To display an error message if the data range is too large

To provide a progress bar for the sorting process.

To suggest alternative sorting options based on the data.

To suggest alternative sorting options based on the data.

The option in Excel that allows you to remove a filter and display all rows in the data range is "To confirm the sorting order before applying the sort." This option gives you the ability to review and confirm the sorting order before making any changes to the data range.

The option in Excel that allows you to remove a filter and display all rows in the data range is to suggest alternative sorting options based on the data.

To access this option, you can follow these steps:
1. Select any cell within the data range you want to sort.
2. Go to the "Data" tab in the Excel menu.
3. Click on the "Sort" button, which opens the "Sort" dialog box.
4. In the "Sort" dialog box, you will see a section called "Order." In this section, you can choose the field you want to sort by and the sorting order (ascending or descending).
5. Below the "Order" section, you will find a checkbox with the label "My data has headers." Make sure to check this box if your data range contains headers.
6. Next to the checkbox, you will see a link labeled "Options." Click on this link to open the "Sort Options" dialog box.
7. In the "Sort Options" dialog box, you will see a section called "Orientation." Within this section, you will find a checkbox with the label "Sort left to right." Make sure this checkbox is unchecked.
8. Directly below the "Orientation" section, you will find another checkbox with the label "Copy sort results to." Uncheck this checkbox.
9. Finally, within the "Orientation" section, you will see a checkbox with the label "Create a backup," and under it, there is a text box with the default value of "Backup of [filename]." Make sure this checkbox is unchecked.

After completing these steps and clicking the "OK" button, Excel will sort the selected data range based on the chosen field and order. No filters will be applied, and all rows will be displayed.