Microsoft List - Display issues

Question

Hi,

I have a Yes/No column in my LIST, somehow it shows "Well" on the list for all "No" inputs. I am sure the column setup is correct and if I export the list to excel, it shows correctly as "No". I guess it is a display issue with the LIST.

Another strange issue is that, I created the list all in English (my location in Finland but display language in English). I can see everything in English but my colleague who is in Dubai are seeing Finnish in all the dates columns (when it shows the calendar it is in Finnish). Any idea how to fix?

Thanks

Howard

Answer 1

Dear Howard,

Thank you for the reply.

Thank you for the detailed reply.

You mentioned all the word "No" is displayed as "Well" including the column settings, the problem maybe relate to the SharePoint backend.

Given this situation, more resources need to be involved on the issue in your environment. I suggest you contact the administrator in your company if you aren’t the administrator and follow the steps in the article to open a ticket, this is a most efficient way to fix the issue in your environment. Because support team there will have specific diagnostic tools that can help troubleshoot this issue further, and their support will continue to investigate this issue and provide suggestion for you.

Appreciate your understanding.

Sincerely,

Jazlyn | Microsoft Community Moderator

Answer 2

Thank you Jazlyn for your prompt reply.

for the 1st question, I just noticed all the word "No" is displayed as "Well" in the LIST . see below.

Answer 3

Dear Howard,

Good day! Thank you for posting your query in our community.

For your first problem, the Yes/No column shows "Well" on the list for all "No" inputs. To check whether the problem is related to the list or the column itself, you could create a new Yes/No column to see if the same problem happen.

For your second problem, please confirm whether the Region and Language setting on your colleagues' side are English:

1. Change your personal language and region settings - Microsoft Support;
2. Go to Office portal(www.office.com) > click the Settings gear icon on the upper-right corner > Change your language:

Sincerely,

Jazlyn | Microsoft Community Moderator