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so ideally in your case your column formula should be <br />
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@name([cn];PMMAsst)<br />
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partha
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so ideally in your case your column formula should be

@name([cn];PMMAsst)

partha

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No stealing all points to Hemanth :)<br />
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partha
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No stealing all points to Hemanth :)

partha

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I have a field called PMMAsst. &nbsp;It is a name / editable with Multiple Values Allowed. &nbsp;They can use the address book to enter the names. &nbsp;The problem is sometimes the name comes in Full Ex:<br />
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Bobby Socks/Something/Something<br />
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and Sometimes it comes it Ex:<br />
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Bobby Socks<br />
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So in my view, it does not see them as the same person. &nbsp;What can I do to get the names to always show up <br />
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Bobby Socks in the view.
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I have a field called PMMAsst.  It is a name / editable with Multiple Values Allowed.  They can use the address book to enter the names.  The problem is sometimes the name comes in Full Ex:

Bobby Socks/Something/Something

and Sometimes it comes it Ex:

Bobby Socks

So in my view, it does not see them as the same person.  What can I do to get the names to always show up 

Bobby Socks in the view.

@Name([CN]; ??)  QUestions

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