Is it possible to convert symfun to sym?

I have a variable x that is of class symfun and I want to convert it to class sym. Unfortunately I can't post the code because there are a ton of custom functions. I found that the code x=x(1,1) works when x is a two dimensional vector but that is not always the case.

Answer 1

[Christopher Creutzig]

Symfun is a subclass of sym, so, yes, a symfun is already a sym.

To get only the body of the function, use formula or call the symfun:

syms x(t)
x(t) = t^2 - t;
formula(x)
% or:
x(t)

[Jawad Bdour]

Thank you very much, your answer really helped me!

[José Lindoro Fonseca Fierro]

It really helped me a lot! Thanks