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    This document provides a formula to convert a duration in seconds to a human-readable format expressing the quantity in weeks, days, hours, minutes and seconds. It takes the input duration in seconds, divides it by units of time to get quantities of each, removes the remaining seconds and returns the result as a formatted string with pluralization as needed.

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    This document provides a formula to convert a duration in seconds to a human-readable format expressing the quantity in weeks, days, hours, minutes and seconds. It takes the input duration in seconds, divides it by units of time to get quantities of each, removes the remaining seconds and returns the result as a formatted string with pluralization as needed.

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    Simply Sly Jones Computer Consultation
    This document provides a formula to convert a duration in seconds to a human-readable format expressing the quantity in weeks, days, hours, minutes and seconds. It takes the input duration in seconds, divides it by units of time to get quantities of each, removes the remaining seconds and returns the result as a formatted string with pluralization as needed.

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    dur %a = $1 | return $a(604000,wk) $a(86400,day) $a(3600,hr) $a(60,min) $iif($or

    ($1),$a(1,sec),0secs)
    a %b = $int($calc(%a /$1)) | dec %a $calc(%b *$1) | if (%b) return %b $+ $iif(%b
    > 1,$2s,$2)

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