Microsoft Lists - Community Name in Bing Maps is formatted incorrectly

Mandy Sal 21 Reputation points
2022-07-26T23:08:33.98+00:00

I have a Location column in a Microsoft List. When searching for a community name in British Columbia, I came across 3 communities that have an extra "," before "British Columbia". This causes the community name to appear out of order in my List. First image shows what I see when searching for the community name in the location column:

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Second image shows how said community appears in List view. (out of alphabetical order):

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The other 2 problematic communities are:

  • Lone Butte
  • Mara

All 3 communities are in British Columbia (BC), Canada.

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  1. Mandy Sal 21 Reputation points
    2022-07-27T15:55:41.493+00:00

    I'm not using column formatting. The name of this column is 'Location: City'.

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  2. Renjie Sun-MSFT 2,861 Reputation points Microsoft Employee
    2022-07-28T04:12:39.473+00:00

    Hi @Mandy Sal ,

    Per my tests, it is displayed only the black text in location: city column. (Without column formatting)
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    According to your screenshot, there are two icons.
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    Both icons can be added through formatting. I have search this icon resource in Office UI Fabric Icons. So your location column should have been formatted.
    225508-image.png
    It is recommended that check your column format.
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