Change format from DATEAMPMw. to DATETIMEw. where w is length of output dislaying date and time.
If time is 13:42 there is no need to add PM.
When you use function TIMEPART you have time only, without the date.
format DATETIME is to be used with your variable Open_Date.
Use format time5. or time7. for TIME (as timepart).
Data table1;
Set table1;
Time =timepart (open _date);
Format open_date datetime.
time time7.;
Run;
Look at next link - formats by categories:
http://support.sas.com/documentation/cdl/en/lrdict/64316/HTML/default/viewer.htm#a001263753.htm
You compute
Time =timepart (open_date);
which gives you a date of 01jan60 - this turns a red light, maybe your variable Open_Date is not a datetime but a time only.
In sas 0 (zero) is equal to Jan 1st 1960.
Try do:
Data _NULL_;
set have;
put open_date time9.;
run;
and check the log.
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