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Hello HENRY,
I hope you are doing well and thank you for your query. You can use the following formula to see which group these names are from.
=INDEX($B$4:$D$4,MOD(ROW(B5)-5,COLUMNS($B$4:$D$4))+1)
The formula uses INDEX, MOD, ROW and COLUMNS functions to look up the values in cells within column F and returns the corresponding group names in column G.
Here is an image displaying the result in an Excel sheet:
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