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Default Range vs. lowest #, 2nd lowest #, 3rd lowest #, etc

I have a range of numbers that span from A1-E1. I would
like for F1 to show the lowest number in the span (min),
G1 to show the 2nd lowest number, H1 to show the 3rd
lowest, etc.

TFTH,
Jay
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=SMALL($A$1:$E$1,COLUMN(A1))

and copy across

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I have a range of numbers that span from A1-E1. I would
like for F1 to show the lowest number in the span (min),
G1 to show the 2nd lowest number, H1 to show the 3rd
lowest, etc.

TFTH,
Jay



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Enter this in F1, and drag across to copy:

=SMALL($A$1:$E$1,COLUMN(A1))
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HTH,

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I have a range of numbers that span from A1-E1. I would
like for F1 to show the lowest number in the span (min),
G1 to show the 2nd lowest number, H1 to show the 3rd
lowest, etc.

TFTH,
Jay


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