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Firstly welcome!!
If you attached a spreadsheet, even if the values were static, it would be easier to write formulas for you as the ranges would coincide
=INDEX($B$3:$B$26,MATCH(MAX(C$3:C$26),C$3:C$26,0)) can be replace if we know the cell containing the maximum you have already calculated
=INDEX($B$3:$B$26,MATCH(cell with maximum in,C$3:C$26,0))
Then if needed
=INDEX($B$3:$B$26,MATCH(MAX(C$3:C$26),offset($b$3,0,row(a1),24,1)0)) to move a column to the right each row you go down
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