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Hi Greg
One way Assuming your data is in column A, create a helper column (I used column B) with the formula =IF(COUNTIF($A$1:A1,A1)1,"",A1) copy down column B for the extent of your data In C1, enter =SMALL(B:B<ROW()) Copy down column C and you will see the smallest, 2nd smallest etc. -- Regards Roger Govier "Greg" wrote in message ... I have a simple array, just 1 column. But various numbers are listed multiple times. using =SMALL(ARRAY,2) or =SMALL(ARRAY,3) or =SMALL(ARRAY,4) all yield the same number. Obviously =SMALL will yield the 2nd number as in a sequence of all numbers in the array, it does not yield the 2nd Smallest or Lowest number. |
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