GetDate / date string format time

Hi all

I needed some help understand why I can't use %p for A.m. and p.M on my screen of outut. When I run the application, I get time but not indicates am/pm.

I have attached the image and the VI.

The 12-hour clock used %I for the time being.

The correct format string is % I: % h: %p %S

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