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Stop what you’re doing now. Instead, have a lookup table with the product to name matching logic and then use that to fill in your names in your main dataset.
This one ^
Don't have an elegant solution but you can copy what you have to a new tab, delete all blanks in the right column, remove duplicates and then run a vlookup off of your new tab into all the blank cells of the original tab by filtering for blanks and copying the formulas to all blank cells.
Copy (Ctrl -C)the value you want in all the other cells. Highlight all the cells you want to fill with that value, Ctrl+G, Special, select visible cells only, Ctrl+C and Done. Don’t over complicate it!
This is the way. The Ctrl+G selecting specials is a game changer.
Would recommend lookup table as someone else did on the three but also could probably goto home> find and select> go to special and select blanks> then “=select cell above” and CTRL+Enter. If you have the first Name filled in for each ID it will fill in the blanks with cell above
Power query > fill down
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Create a new column (column C) after the names (column B) and on the second row write =IF(B2=“”, B1, B2)