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Customer / Vendor postal address odd things

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Hi,
I found some oddity in insertaing and modifying postal addresses.
 
1. when I enter a postal address and i select a zipcode, the system aumatically fill the City, State and County informations.
But after that the system let me modify the city, the state or the county leaving the zip code unchanged, so that the address become invalid with no errors raised by the system.
 
2. If I begin inserting the city , state and county, when I go on the zipcode field the dropdown is filtered only on State and County, why the system doesn't take into account the CIty?
 
3. If I change the zipcode, the street address is always erased, also if ZipCodes are not tied to street names.
 
How ca I overcome this strange behaviors?
I'm missing something in the address configuration settings?
 
Thanks to anyone would give an answer
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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