Label File Entry Not Being Displayed

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I've created a label file say LabelFile. In that label file, I've created an entry, with an ID of LabelID and Label of TEST.

I'm using @LabelFile:LabelID in a Label property. Instead of displaying TEST, it's displaying @LabelFile:LabelID. If I put something like @SCM:CalculateItemCost into the Label property, I do get the proper label.

What am I doing wrong?

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Martin Dráb 237,896 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Is your label file for the right language?

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Did you build the file ?

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Navneeth Nagrajan 2,432 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at

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Hello NoDozing2,

In the label editor, ensure that you choose the right language and apply the right language label. Also, check if your label id is not overridden by multiple team members working on the same label file.

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Navneeth Nagrajan | Dynamics 365 Technical Consultant

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Thanks for the replies. I only use a single label file. I select the label I want from the Label Lookup. I'm building. Right now, I'm the only one using the defined label file. I looked at the Language select for @SCM:CalculateItemCost and it's set to the same Language as my label. Any other suggestions.

I appreciate the help during my learning process.

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Navneeth Nagrajan 2,432 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at

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Hello NoDozning2,

Have you checked the language settings on the Application under User Options? Is it set to the same language as the one you are working on?

Also, can you check the AxLabelFiles directory in the virtual directory of the model that you are working on. It happens that at times, the label files go out of sync.

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Navneeth Nagrajan | Dynamics 365 Technical Consultant

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Hi NoDozing,

When you successfully created a Label File and added Test, did you successfully build your project?

When you pass Find Label, can you find your Label?

I tried it and everything is OK.

If you don't want to display @LabelFile: LabelID in the property box, you can set the LabelID format to begin with @, such as @ SYS323779, etc.

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NoDozing2 100 on at

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Thanks for the reply. Sorry I didn't respond sooner. Took some time off work.

In user options, the language was set to en-us.

In the AxLabelFiles, I have two directories labelled Delta and LabelResources respectively. Delta is empty. LabelResources has an en-US folder, with nothing in it.

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Martin Dráb 237,896 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Didn't you forget to build your project (containing the label file)?

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NoDozing2 100 on at

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I had made the label change in another project, I thought. This fixed my problem. I went to the label file and added it to another project and built. Thanks.

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