CS6 - trying to convert an RGB bitmap image

CS6 - trying to convert an RGB bitmap image (the image is actually a tif). I click on: Image > Mode and bitmap is enabled; everything is grayed out except grayscale. How can I fix it? Thank you!

Convert to grayscale first, followed by RGB.

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