Yes, formatting a computer hard drive will delete the operating system.
There is a delete option when you open the Conditional Formatting option. You could also use the Format Painter to paste formatting from a cell with no conditional formatting onto the cell that has.
If they are on separate hard drives you can generally just delete/format the hard drive with the OS that you do not wish to keep. If they are on separate partitions on the same hard drive you may have to reinstall the bootloader after deleting/formatting the partition.
You must prepare an HD for the OS you are going to load on to it. This preparation is called formatting. Depending on the OS, you must use the correct formatting.
Yes.
If your OS is installed on that drive yes the OS will be deleted but if your OS is on another hdd then the OS wont be deleted unless you format that other drive. if drive C: has your OS and everything else on it and you format that it will all removed nothing will be left behind. But say you had Drive I: with your OS on it and drive C: with all other data on it and your formatted drive c you would not remove the OS unless you formatted drive I:
Yes.
The text becomes part of the following section and takes on the formatting of that section
The text becomes part of the following section and takes on the formatting of that section
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If you press the Delete key, it will remove the data, but the formatting will remain, such as the colour or fonts or numeric format. When you type another similar piece of data in, it will apply the formatting to it.
The delete key in Excel 2013 removes content, but not formatting.
No we cant delete .net framework becoz it comes with windows os.