and for what it's worth in VBA use
ActiveSheet.DisplayPageBreaks = False
Showing page breaks will slow down many macros -- those
which insert or delete rows or columns for instance, so it is a
good idea to get rid of their display when not needed.
Display come up after Print Preview or Printing.
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