Can I edit Stripe invoice description by adding human-readable time - stripe-payments

I would like to know if I can make invoice in Stripe like this
Name Spent time
Project 1. 02:33 $4.55
I'm interesting how to add time in this format into invoice. Can i add formula there?
Thanks

From the sample, it looks like you're referring to customisation of line items in an invoice. Such customisation is not possible.
You can refer to this doc about what can be customised for the invoice: https://stripe.com/docs/invoicing/customize

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