While that specific date format is not one of the default options in our dropdown list, we’re still able reformat that date using the reference table in our Format Dates documentation (bottom of the page).
That super-helpful chart can help you format virtually any date by specifying the starting format of the date.
In your case, the starting format for the date Nov 18, 2021 1:09 pm would be MMM DD, YYYY H:mm a.
Here is how you can input that into Parabola in the Format Dates step (I created an extra column for the example):
@eddie One quick fix should do the trick! Since the dates have 1 day digit instead of 2 (ie. Nov 1, 2021 1:09 pm instead of Nov 01, 2021 1:09 pm), we can remove one ‘D’ from the starting format.
I managed to fix it as well by adding a second rule of MMM D, YYYY after the existing rule, but your suggestion above is cleaner as it only requires the one rule.