Why is this happening? Pressing Delete extends range for code?

Because you are selecting and deleting all those cells, that is the Target, hence the Target.Offset(0, 1) becomes the area to post the User Name.

Note 1. You don't need to say Range(Target.Address); just use Target ... it is a range

Note 2. You are changing cells within a Change Event handler. You should use Application.EnableEvents ... = False before the change and = True after the change.

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I am so sorry for my Delay - I have cycles were I get to try and teach my self stuff and cycles where I barely get to sleep.
I apologize for not putting the code tags, as you noticed I am very new. I will be sure to put them- however, for the life of me I can’t find the Edit button! Where is it hidden?

Thank you for the explanation as to why it was doing that – that makes total sense now!
(And I will look into the Application.EnableEvents ... = False thing to understand how that works )

Edit: I see the Edit button for this message - but not the first one.
-i hope this doesn't count as a new request in an existing thread

Maybe try like this:

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