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09-23-2019, 10:37 PM
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FormatCells>Custom: Into Type field enter the format.
You can also use formats like "[h]:mm:ss" or "[s]", but not "[d]" or "[d] hh:mm:ss". The feature is available at least from year 2000, when I started to use MS Office instead of Quattro Pro and Visual FoxPro. But I'm not sure about web-based Office! I have MS Office installed in my computer. 
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