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Default =NOW() Returning military time

I need help getting my formula to return the time in standard time (not
military time) In cell B5 I have =NOW() formula, formated to return
data like "August 18, 2006" and in cell B6 I have a formula to get the
time from B6 and round it up to the nearest 1/2hr. The formula I have
in B6 is =CONCATENATE(TEXT(B5,"dddddd"),"
",TEXT(ROUND(B5*48,0)/48,"H:MM")," ",TEXT(B5,"AM/PM")) and is formated
to retur data like "Friday 9:30 AM" But the only problem is that after
12:00pm it's returning military time, so my other formulas wont work,
cause I'm using a Vlookup that's looking up a Day and time in standard
time, i.e. "Friday 1:30 PM" rather than "Friday 13:30 PM" If anyone can
help me it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

 
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