create several rows for each registered row

Norway_

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  2. 2019
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Hi,
the goal here is to calculate several items for each employee.
In table 1: column A has the employees name . In the following columns, I register their category, etc.
I would like to create a new table 2 based on column A of table 1.
In table 2, I would like to have 12 rows for each employee. Each row will be a month of the year.
Then in column B of table 2, I will calculate the salary. the Formula is no the same for each month. But that I will manage to do.
So my issue is how to create a table with 12 rows for each employee (who are registered in table 1).
I appreciate if we avoid macro. But al answers are welcome.
Thanks for your help
 

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+Fluff New.xlsm
ABCDEFGH
1NameOwner
2Tom PearceOwner1Tom Pearce
3Bill BrewerOwner2Tom Pearce
4Jan StewerOwner3Tom Pearce
5Peter GurneyOwner4Tom Pearce
6Peter DavyOwner5Tom Pearce
7Dan'l WhiddonOwner6Tom Pearce
8Harry HawkeOwner7Tom Pearce
9Tom CobleyOwner8Tom Pearce
10Tom Pearce
11Tom Pearce
12Tom Pearce
13Tom Pearce
14Bill Brewer
15Bill Brewer
16Bill Brewer
17Bill Brewer
18Bill Brewer
19Bill Brewer
20Bill Brewer
21Bill Brewer
22Bill Brewer
23Bill Brewer
24Bill Brewer
25Bill Brewer
26Jan Stewer
27Jan Stewer
28Jan Stewer
29Jan Stewer
30Jan Stewer
31Jan Stewer
32Jan Stewer
33Jan Stewer
34Jan Stewer
35
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Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
G2:G34G2=IFERROR(T(INDEX(Table1[Name],INT((ROW(A1)-1)/12)+1)),"")


Where A1:B9 is a structured table called Table1
 
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