We’ll stop your **Google Calendar agenda** from printing **blank rows** and wasted space. Quick scan:
• Which view are you printing — **Schedule (Agenda)**, Day, Week, or Month?
• From the **built-in Print Preview** (gear → Print) or the **browser print** dialog (Ctrl/Cmd+P)?
• Do blank lines appear after **all-day events**, events **without description**, or when **Include event descriptions** is enabled?
• Browser: Chrome, Edge, or Firefox. Any extensions (dark mode, ad blockers) that could alter print CSS?

Common causes in **Schedule/Agenda** printouts:
1) **Descriptions/line breaks** add vertical padding; events with empty notes still reserve space → you see **blank rows**.
2) **Density & Color** settings (Comfortable vs Compact) increase line height in print.
3) Printing from the **browser dialog** instead of Calendar’s **Print preview** ignores some layout rules.
4) Some browsers/extensions inject CSS (e.g., **Dark mode**) that causes extra gaps.
We’ll toggle a **Plain mode** (no descriptions, compact spacing), set the **date range**, and use the **Calendar Print preview**.

Use Google Calendar’s Print Preview & toggle a “plain” agenda
1) In Calendar, pick **Schedule** view.
2) Click **Settings ⚙ → Print** (don’t use the browser’s Ctrl/Cmd+P). This opens Google’s **Print preview**.
3) In the left panel choose **Date range** (e.g., This week) and set **View: Schedule**.
4) **Uncheck “Include event descriptions”** and **attachments**. This is your effective **Plain mode** — it removes description blocks that create **blank lines**.
5) Set **Font size** small/medium and **Orientation** (Portrait fits agendas better). Click **Print** to send it to the system dialog → select your printer or **Save as PDF**.

Make the list compact
• In Calendar: **Settings → Appearance → Density & color → Compact**. This reduces line height in the printout.
• In Print preview: lower **Font size** one step; use **Narrow margins** in the system dialog.
• Disable browser styling add-ons (Dark Reader, custom themes) for calendar.google.com before printing.
• If Chrome still adds gaps, try **Firefox or Edge**, or refresh/clear cache and re-open Print preview.

Hiding descriptions in **Print preview** applies only to the print job (not your calendars). Tips to avoid blanks:
• Keep **Include event descriptions** **unchecked** for a titles-only **plain list**.
• Hide **Declined events** and **other calendars** you don’t need (left sidebar) to remove empty placeholders.
• All-day events with no details can create perceived gaps — grouping them at the top is normal, but with **Compact** density the gap shrinks.
• For monthly printouts, consider **Week** or **Schedule** view to avoid day cells stretching and creating blank areas.

Sometimes the **system print dialog** overrides page size or margins. Do this:
• From Google’s **Print preview**, choose **Save as PDF** first; open the PDF in your viewer and print from there to lock layout.
• Ensure **Scale = 100%** (or “Fit to printable area”) and **Margins = Default/Narrow** — not “Custom” from a previous job.
• If your printer driver adds a header/footer, set them to **None** in the system dialog.

Weekly “Plain agenda” recipe
• View = **Schedule**, **Settings → Appearance → Density = Compact**.
• **Settings → Print** → **Date range: This week** → **Include event descriptions: OFF** → Font size = **Small** → **Portrait** → **Print**.
• In system dialog: **Scale 100%**, **Margins Narrow**, **Headers/Footers Off** → **Save as PDF** or print.
Save these choices — Calendar remembers last print options per browser profile.

Absolutely. Create a second preset:
• **Include event descriptions: ON**, **Font size = Medium**, **Landscape**.
• Use this when you want notes/meeting links. For line-break issues in descriptions, export to **PDF** first and print from the PDF viewer to preserve formatting.
Need help making both presets stick on your machine? Open the chat.

Summary: Print from **Google Calendar → Print preview** in **Schedule/Agenda** view, uncheck **Include event descriptions** to emulate **Plain mode**, set **Density = Compact**, adjust **font size/margins**, and (if needed) **Save as PDF** before printing. This removes **blank rows** and tightens the layout. Want me to set this up via screenshare? Open the chat.