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Node Groups can be renamed either in the Properties of the Node Editor, or also in the Outliner by editing the 'Name' attribute:

Editing a node group name

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How to find which are the users of some datablock (it doesn't matter if it is a material or group, the idea is the same):

The datablock itself does not store who the users are, instead you have to go over all the users and test. See:
How to know which object is using a materialHow to know which object is using a material
Display all users of a datablockDisplay all users of a datablock

Node Groups can be renamed either in the Properties of the Node Editor, or also in the Outliner by editing the 'Name' attribute:

Editing a node group name

(update)

How to find which are the users of some datablock (it doesn't matter if it is a material or group, the idea is the same):

The datablock itself does not store who the users are, instead you have to go over all the users and test. See:
How to know which object is using a material
Display all users of a datablock

Node Groups can be renamed either in the Properties of the Node Editor, or also in the Outliner by editing the 'Name' attribute:

Editing a node group name

(update)

How to find which are the users of some datablock (it doesn't matter if it is a material or group, the idea is the same):

The datablock itself does not store who the users are, instead you have to go over all the users and test. See:
How to know which object is using a material
Display all users of a datablock

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Node Groups can be renamed either in the Properties of the Node Editor, or also in the Outliner by editing the 'Name' attribute:

Editing a node group name

Note(update)

How to find which are the users of some datablock (it doesn't matter if it is a material or group, the idea is the same): if this

The datablock itself does not fully answer your questionstore who the users are, please clarify itinstead you have to go over all the users and test. See:
How to know which object is using a material
Display all users of a datablock

Node Groups can be renamed either in the Properties of the Node Editor, or also in the Outliner by editing the 'Name' attribute:

Editing a node group name

Note: if this does not fully answer your question, please clarify it

Node Groups can be renamed either in the Properties of the Node Editor, or also in the Outliner by editing the 'Name' attribute:

Editing a node group name

(update)

How to find which are the users of some datablock (it doesn't matter if it is a material or group, the idea is the same):

The datablock itself does not store who the users are, instead you have to go over all the users and test. See:
How to know which object is using a material
Display all users of a datablock

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Node Groups can be renamed either in the Properties of the Node Editor, or also in the Outliner by editing the 'Name' attribute:

Editing a node group name

Note: if this does not fully answer your question, please clarify it