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Format Date Column as MM-dd-YY AM/PM in the query with M?

I have a date column with the current date right now using this formula:

 

= DateTime.LocalNow())

 

I do NOT want seconds, however, but do want AM/PM shown. I tried the following:

 

Date.ToText(DateTime.Time(DateTime.LocalNow()), "MM-dd-yy AM/PM")

 

It simply won't display properly for whatever reason... it results in error

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mahoneypat
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Please try this formula instead

 

= DateTime.ToText(DateTime.LocalNow(), "MM-dd-yy tt")

 

Pat

 





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mahoneypat
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Please try this formula instead

 

= DateTime.ToText(DateTime.LocalNow(), "MM-dd-yy tt")

 

Pat

 





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