How to arrange times without moving them

[UncleOnu]

Hello,

How can I do the following (I don't know how to explain this).
If I have something like this:
00:23:56
00:56:12
00:20:14
00:58:58

And I would like to arrange them like this. From shortest to longest.
00:23:56 2
00:56:12 3
00:20:14 1
00:58:58 4

What do I have to do, to get Excel to arrange them without moving them around?
Thanks.

[zbor]

Hi UncleOnu, wellcome to the forum...

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[Andrew-R]

If your data is in cells A1:A4 then this formula in cells B1:B4 will work ... =MATCH(1,INDEX(--(A1=SMALL($A$1:$A$4,ROW(INDIRECT("1:"&COUNTA(A:A))))),0),0)

[zbor]

Add filter in first rown and sort them:

[inayat]

Hi,

you can also use the below formula.

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Assumption is the same that your data is in cells A1:A4.

[Andrew-R]

Advice to the OP - go with inayat's formula, they know what they're talking about and haven't made things needlessly complicated.

[UncleOnu]

Thanks, I understand now.