Charts and spreadsheets just make what is quite simple become frustrating and confusing. Simply try the other 5 combinations of the 3 phase wires. Use only a short small pulse of throttle, because high currents can flow. The smooth starting quiet one is the valid combo. It that ends up being reverse, then change 2, only 2, and any 2 of the 3 hall sense wires (not red or black), and go back and swap the phases again to find the good forward. If you don't get a good spinning result with the 6 possible phase combo's, then something else is wrong.
Don't be fooled by false positive combinations, which will spin the wheel, but as you turn the throttle slowly they have a noisier rough startup. That's why you should try all 6 phase combos. Swapping hall wires for phases above works too if it's easier for you to get the spades out of the connector, since every phase combination has 1 valid hall combo, and every hall combo has 1 valid phase combo. Of the 6 valid combos 3 are forward and 3 are reverse.
I was going to send you to the ES wiki on the subject, but someone ruined it and should be slapped around a bit, because they don't understand the simple logic/math problem of 3 phase motor wiring. Finding proper wiring is simple and easy.
