How can I "deactivate" a range just used as a Copy source in VBA

[HooGolfer]

I have a VBA macro that copies two ranges to two other destinations. When the macro completes, the last source range (the cells that provided the data for the last copy), still are "dashed highlighted" in case they were going to be copied again. How can I get that "dashed highlighting" to disappear? (ESC does it when copying and pasting manually, but I can't figure out how to do it in VBA).
Thanks,
Steve

[shg]

Kill the marching ants:

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[HooGolfer]

Thanks for the info. Love the description, marching ants. I had hidden the columns so I had them going in single-file, but it was still very distracting.