Data mining, sorting, "how do I identify random patterns"?

I do not know what to call what I am trying to do but all I really want to do is find the SAME EXACT pattern of numbers in my spreadsheet that will have well over 100,000 rows in them

I would like to be able to filter the attached numbers differently than what the numbers filter offers. I would like to be able to sort a group of numbers like in 3's or 4's. Is this possible? Not to complicate things it would be nice to be able to find an exact match. I have added a column F and notes under I and J. I have tried and tried several things but can not seem to find something that works. I appreciate any incite you may have I also have posted this question on another forum (Can I filter this differently? ) Not to complicate things it would be nice to be able to find an exact match. I have added a column F and notes under I and J

I have tried numerous times to put on here how the spreadsheet looks without an attachment but it does not seem to work

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