You can email the excel file if you like.

What do you want to know about it?

Sharp protocol alternates two groups of 16 bits, which is what you are seeing.

Do you understand that a pronto hex string can have a one time part and a repeat part? I haven't checked that CCF yet, but I expect that three groups of 16 would mean the startup is a little different from the repeat part, so you see the first group of 16 as "one time" followed by the repeating the second and first. After a long repeat, the end doesn't matter.