To remove a password from an Excel file, select the "Remove Password" radio button or a similar option offered by the service. Then, click "Upload" or "Remove Password" to begin the process. First, click the "Browse" button to select the protected Excel file from your computer.

Here’s the complete process to remove password protection from an Excel file: 1. Open the Excel file. 2. Enter the password and hit OK. 3. Once the workbook is opened, click on the File tab. 4. Navigate to the Info section, click on Protect Workbook, and select the Encrypt with Password option.

To unprotect an Excel sheet when you have the password: Go to the Review tab in the ribbon and click on Unprotect Sheet. Enter the password in the pop-up and click OK. This works for both individual sheets and entire workbooks.

If your entire Excel workbook is password-protected and you can't open it, you'll need to unlock the file first. Open the workbook with a protected sheet in Microsoft Excel. You can usually do this by double-clicking the file's name on your computer. Right-click the tab for the protected sheet. Each sheet's tab appears along the bottom of Excel.