Outlook 2007/2010 displays postal code after city in address data for contact
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Just to eliminate any (or at least as much) confusion as possible and ensure that we're both on the same page regarding this
The format of <Address Block> (Home/Business/Other) shown on the main contact detail screen is governed by the country associated with the address to correspond to that country's formatting option
Ergo, if the all the underlying details are correct where each individual field has the correct data
Street Address
City
State/Prov
Zip/Postal Code
Country
Then it sounds like the issue is coming from the country for that address. Outlook does have it's own formatting rules for phone numbers and addresses which has always been the case but can't speak to what OWA displays.
Take any North American Address (i.e. Canada/US) that displays as
123 AnyStreet
SomeCity, SomeProv, PostCode
Country
change the country for the address to Netherlands (as a for instance) - the very same data would then display the full address as:
123 AnyStreet
PostCode SomeCity SomeProv
Country
Change the address country to "Kyrgyzstan" as another for instance, and the format of the full displayed address is
PostCode SomeCity SomeProv
123 AnyStreet
Country
The full Address in Outlook is one of those "derived" fields (FullName / FileAs / Email DisplayAs being some others) that are based on the content of otherunderlying indivdual fields and default format settings (in the case of FullName and FileAs)
One caveat to the above is:
If no country is specified in the <Country> field (i.e. blank or a non-standard country name) - then the display format reverts to country defined in the regional settings.
So to be specific, what are the <exact> individual field values for the original example address (including country since none appears to be included indicating that it's blank):
Streetname 123
1234 AA City
If no country is specified - what is the country selected in the Regional Settings?
Karl Timmermans - The Claxton Group
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So for me or better to say for my client who is really worried about this i recommend to click the button ( Business) and start filled the separated form cause no rules can work with this especially when you start using two words cities and states.
Good luck.
Techfriend