Which of the following can you use to remove worksheet protection?

To remove worksheet protection in a spreadsheet application like Excel, the process involves disabling the protection that has been applied to the sheet. This is accomplished by using the Unprotect Sheet function. When you click the Unprotect Sheet button, you are prompted to enter a password if one was set, and, once entered correctly, the protection is removed, allowing for modifications to be made to the worksheet.

Other options, such as changing the worksheet name, clicking the Protect Sheet button, or deleting the worksheet, do not effectively remove the protection. Changing the name of the worksheet merely alters its title without impacting its protected status. Clicking the Protect Sheet button would apply protection rather than remove it. Deleting the worksheet, while it does remove the entire sheet, is not a method to simply remove protection; it discards all data and elements on that sheet entirely. Hence, the most direct and appropriate way to dissolve protection on a worksheet is by selecting the Unprotect Sheet button.