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I have cells in an Excel 2003 spreadsheet with the format h:mm:ss. When I
want to enter a time that is before 1:00:00 I need to enter in the leading zero like this... 0:30:15. If I don't include the leading zero my formulas don't work properly. My question is - is there any way to format the time so that I do not need to include the leading zero when appropriate. Thanks for any help. |
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