Converting Time from HH:MM to HH:MM:SS using a Formula

Jambi46n2

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Office Version
  1. 365
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  1. Windows
Hello,
I was given a workbook with various sheets of data regarding timestamps. I need to total these in HH:MM:SS
The problem is in the first column Time was formatted in HH:MM, when it should look like the results entered manually on the right.
When I update the formatting from the home ribbon to convert to HH:MM:SS the results are incorrect.
Is there a formula that could perhaps populate the correct values on the right column?
Thanks much in advance!

Time in HH:MMTime Should Be HH:MM:SS
0:01​
0:00:01​
0:14​
0:00:14​
0:24​
0:00:24​
0:02​
0:00:02​
0:30​
0:00:30​
 

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You're welcome & thanks for the feedback.
 
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