Chart Positions
| Country | Status | Chart Position |
| Spain | Quadruple Platinum | #2 |
| UK | Quadruple Platinum | #1 |
| Canada | Triple Platinum | #1 |
| Netherlands | Triple Platinum | #1 |
| Argentina | Double Platinum | #1 |
| Australia | Double Platinum | #1 |
| Mexico | Double Platinum | #1 |
| Portugal | Double Platinum | #2 |
| New Zealand | Double Platinum | #3 |
| USA | Double Platinum | #4 |
| Finland | Double Platinum | #1 |
| Belgium | Platinum | #3 |
| South Africa | Platinum | #5 |
| Sweden | Platinum | #1 |
| Austria | Gold | #2 |
| France | Gold | #4 |
| Switzerland | Gold | #2 |
| Venezuela | Gold |
| Preceded by Greatest Hits by Robbie Williams |
UK number one album November 13, 2004 – November 19, 2004 |
Succeeded by Greatest Hits by Robbie Williams |
| Preceded by …Something to Be by Rob Thomas |
Australian ARIA Albums Chart number-one album May 9, 2005 – May 22, 2005 |
Succeeded by Mezmerize by System of a Down |
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