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Default Clear a "moving" range offset from Target

May be back with a couple more what-if's, the code looks pretty
intense! But at least I know what it is supposed to do, which will
be helpful.


I was already thinking how to handle if the lists get edited after
they're stored in the array. If shortened the resize to ClearContents
will leave populated cells. My thought is to store a delimited list...

name:rows

...and use that instead of current size!

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