Automate through a row in for each loop but type somewhere different in next iteration

[mojo]

Hello,

Situation: I want to enter data from an Excel sheet with over 150 lines to a DocuSign form.
I’m currently using an Excel Process Scope to iterate through the datatable with a for each row loop (I would like to continue using the excel scope DT and not create a new one)

I tried demonstrating the problem with following picture. The picture demonstrates different browser fields in the form. The yellow and red fields display rows that require input from a new row. E.g. black = Row 1 , yellow = Row 2, Red = Row 3.
All browser fields are selected with a type into UI action.

Problem: Typing into the browser field for the first row from the excel is clear. However I dont know how to enter data for the 2nd and 3rd row (yellow) as the output will be the same as for the first row.

The ideal solution gets data from the excel sheet from x columns and types each new row into the next field cluster, the online form has in total 3 data clusters. After this has been achieved, the loop beginns from start meaning:
Form 1 = Receives input from row 4
Form 2 = Recevies input from row 5
Form 3 = Recevies input from row 6
etc …

I have also attached sample data sheet

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