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How Do I Remove an Extension From a Sheet?

Published in Google Sheets Add-ons 2 mins read

To remove an extension, often referred to as an add-on, from a Google Sheet, you need to access the add-on management settings within your spreadsheet.

Here is the straightforward process to uninstall an add-on from your Google Sheet:

Step-by-Step Guide to Uninstalling a Sheet Add-on

Removing an unwanted or unused extension (add-on) from your Google Sheet is simple and can help keep your workspace tidy. Follow these steps:

  1. Open Your Sheet: On your computer, begin by opening the specific Google Sheet (spreadsheet) from which you want to remove the extension.
  2. Navigate to Extensions: In the top menu bar, click on Extensions.
  3. Access Add-ons Menu: From the dropdown menu that appears, hover over Add-ons.
  4. Manage Add-ons: Click on Manage add-ons. This will open a new window or pane listing all the add-ons currently installed for your Google Workspace account.
  5. Locate the Add-on: Find the specific add-on you wish to remove in the list.
  6. Select Options: Next to the name of the add-on, click on the Options button (usually represented by a vertical ellipsis or a dropdown arrow).
  7. Uninstall: From the Options menu, click on Uninstall.

Confirming the uninstall action will remove the add-on from your account, making it unavailable in any of your Google Sheets (and other Google Workspace documents where applicable).

Summary Table:

Step Action Menu Path
1. Access File Open your Google Sheet. N/A
2. Open Extensions Click "Extensions" in the top menu. Extensions
3. Select Add-ons Hover over "Add-ons". Extensions > Add-ons
4. Manage Add-ons Click "Manage add-ons". Extensions > Add-ons > Manage add-ons
5. Find Add-on Locate the specific add-on in the list. N/A
6. Access Options Click "Options" next to the add-on. Options
7. Uninstall Click "Uninstall" from the Options menu. Options > Uninstall

By following these steps, you effectively remove the add-on, cleaning up your list of available extensions within Google Sheets.

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