Default VAT Group display 'funny' characters at List of Accounts

Hi,
Using SAP Business One 8.82 (8.82.079) PL: 14
l would like to display "Default VAT Group' in the list of accounts, l have setup the form setting accordingly; however the list of accounts display characters different from the expected... look like encryption key...
Yes, the customer do have encryption setup for users, but i suppose it should not affect default VAT Group code view from list of accounts.
You may refer my print screens for more details.
Any idea?

Hi,
This is standard behavior if you choose encryption for users. Please refer SAP help file:
Define encryption for a user for the following confidential data in the system.
G/L account balances
Price lists
Thanks & Regards,
Nagarajan

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