Issue with cisco prime adding aceess point in the map and move in the final position

I have an Cisco Prime infrastructure with a 2.1.1 version, I created a new campus, a new building, a new floor after that i want to add access point in one floor i can add 4 access ponit but in other one floor I add first 3 access points successful bunt when i try to add a new access point in the same floor tha access point it is added but I can not move it to the final possition on the map.
the cisco prime shows the followging message
Cannot find feature by (Mac/Name/ID) null
how can I move the access point into the last possiton ?

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