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Default Grow a range by # of lines by right click on grow tool & type num

Often when I'm doing a quick mortgage spreadsheet, I enter the first couple
of lines, then grow the range downwards by dragging the grow tool at the
bottom right of the selected range. This works, but it is a bit of a pain
when I am growing it to a large number of rows, as it often scrolls too far.
It would be nice to be able to right-click on the grow tool (the square at
the bottom right corner of the selected cell or range) and then type in a
number of lines to grow.

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