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Excel stores every date with a nominal time. It's inescapable. You can, however, choose to show only the date portion, or only the time portion. You can also convert date and/or time into text strings.
Insert a column next to the date (suppose the date is in D; insert a new column E.) Copy all the data in column D into E (either a copy-paste the whole column, or put a formula in each cell of E, =D1, =D2, =D3, etc.) Format each column to show either date or time.
You can create a text string representation of the time, =TEXT(D2,"HH:MM"), or =TEXT(D2,"YYYY-MMM-DD"). However, you can't do time math on this, such as subtracting one time from another to find the elapsed minutes.
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