Telephone number formatting

Suddenly the telephone numbers in Contacts have had all their formatting removed, i.e., they now appear as a string of digits. How can formatting be restored/set?
iPad 2
iOS 8.2

Hello Manoj,
what you can try is to find a BAdI where you can implement a formating routine on your own. Alwin van de Put published a good Blog: <a href="/people/alwin.vandeput2/blog/2006/04/13/how-to-search-for-badis-trace-it">SAP Developer Network Blog: How to search for BAdIs? (Trace it)</a>.
Regards
Gregor

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FORM CHECK_NUMBER_BP USING NUMBER SERVICE.
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ENDIF.
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ELSEIF NUMBER NA '0123456789'.
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ELSE.
 CASE SERVICE.
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 WHEN OTHERS.
 MESSAGE E604 WITH SERVICE RAISING SERVICE_NOT_SUPPORTED.
 ENDCASE.
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* checks number after processuing *
* --> NUMBER *
FORM CHECK_NUMBER_AP USING NUMBER.
IF NUMBER CS '&'.
 IF SY-FDPOS = 0.
 EXIT.
 ENDIF.
ENDIF.
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ENDIF.
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* checks number for nnnnnnnn aaaaaaa ccc pattern *
* --> NUMBER *
FORM TELEX_CHECK USING VALUE(NUMBER).
DATA: INDEX LIKE SY-FDPOS
 , LENGTH LIKE SY-FDPOS
FIELD-SYMBOLS .
IF NUMBER CO ' '. ENDIF. "never true as already checked
IF SY-FDPOS <> 0. "leading blanks
 INDEX = SY-FDPOS.
 SHIFT NUMBER LEFT BY INDEX PLACES.
ENDIF.
IF NUMBER CP '*# *'. ENDIF. "embeded blanks: nnn aaaa
INDEX = SY-FDPOS.
IF NUMBER CP '*# '. ENDIF. "length.
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IF LENGTH <> INDEX.
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 IF CN '0123456789'.
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FORM TELETEX_CHECK USING VALUE(NUMBER).
DATA: INDEX LIKE SY-FDPOS
 , LENGTH LIKE SY-FDPOS
FIELD-SYMBOLS .
IF NUMBER CO ' '. ENDIF. "never true as already checked
IF SY-FDPOS <> 0. "leading blanks
 INDEX = SY-FDPOS.
 SHIFT NUMBER LEFT BY INDEX PLACES.
ENDIF.
IF NUMBER CP '*#=*'. "embeded =: nnnnn=aaaa
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ELSE.
 IF NUMBER CP '*# '. ENDIF. "B11K007139
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 SHIFT NUMBER LEFT BY INDEX PLACES.
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 MESSAGE E608 RAISING NUMBER_NOT_LEGAL.
 ENDIF.
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FIELD-SYMBOLS .
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 IF BUF CS '&2'.
 LEN = STRLEN( P2 ).
 IF LEN > 0.
 ASSIGN P2(LEN) TO .
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 LEN = STRLEN( P3 ).
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 ASSIGN P3(LEN) TO .
 ELSE.
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 ENDIF.
 REPLACE '&3' WITH INTO BUF.
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 IF LEN > 0.
 ASSIGN P4(LEN) TO .
 ELSE.
 ASSIGN P4 TO .
 ENDIF.
 REPLACE '&4' WITH INTO BUF.
 ENDIF.
 ENDIF.
 ENDIF.
ENDIF.
CONDENSE BUF.
SY-FDPOS = STRLEN( BUF ).
WRITE: / BUF.
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* --> TNAME *
FORM SHOW_TABLE_LINE USING VALUE(TNAME).
DATA: VSEP(1)
 , TF TYPE I
 , TT TYPE I
 , XF TYPE I
 , XT TYPE I
 , ITF TYPE I
 , ITT TYPE I
 , IXF TYPE I
 , IXT TYPE I
VSEP = SY-VLINE.
CASE TNAME.
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 TF = 5. ITF = 0.
 TT = XF = XT = 2. ITT = IXF = IXT = 1.
 TNAME = 'T005K'.
 WHEN 'TFT5K'.
 TT = 5. ITT = 0.
 TF = XF = XT = 2. ITF = IXF = IXT = 1.
 TNAME = 'T0T5K'.
 WHEN 'TXF5K'.
 XF = 5. IXF = 0.
 XT = TF = TT = 2. IXT = ITF = ITT = 1.
 TNAME = 'T005K'.
 WHEN 'TXT5K'.
 XT = 5. IXT = 0.
 XF = TF = TT = 2. IXF = ITF = ITT = 1.
 TNAME = 'T0T5K'.
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 WRITE: 'T164P: ' NO-GAP,
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 T164P-SKSERVICE NO-GAP,
 VSEP NO-GAP,
 T164P-SKSORT NO-GAP,
 VSEP NO-GAP,
 T164P-SKTYP NO-GAP,
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 T164P-SKCOUNTRY NO-GAP,
 VSEP NO-GAP,
 T164P-SKAREA NO-GAP,
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 T164P-SKGROUP NO-GAP,
 VSEP NO-GAP,
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 VSEP NO-GAP.
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 T164O-SKDEST NO-GAP,
 VSEP NO-GAP,
 T164O-SKCOUNTRY NO-GAP COLOR COL_POSITIVE INTENSIFIED OFF,
 VSEP NO-GAP,
 T164O-SKDESC NO-GAP,
 VSEP NO-GAP.
 WHEN 'T005K'.
 WRITE: 'T005K: ' NO-GAP,
 VSEP NO-GAP,
 T005K-LAND1 NO-GAP,
 VSEP NO-GAP.
 FORMAT COLOR = TF INTENSIFIED = ITF.
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 T005K-TELEFRM NO-GAP,
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 FORMAT COLOR = XF INTENSIFIED = IXF.
 WRITE: T005K-TELEXFROM NO-GAP,
 VSEP NO-GAP.
 FORMAT COLOR = XT INTENSIFIED = IXT.
 WRITE: T005K-TELEXTO NO-GAP,
 VSEP NO-GAP.
 WHEN 'T0T5K'.
 WRITE: 'T005K: ' NO-GAP,
 VSEP NO-GAP,
 TO_T005K-LAND1 NO-GAP,
 VSEP NO-GAP.
 FORMAT COLOR = TF INTENSIFIED = ITF.
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 WHEN 'T005I'.
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 VSEP NO-GAP,
 T005I-SKFROM NO-GAP,
 VSEP NO-GAP,
 T005I-SKTO NO-GAP,
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 T005I-SKTELEX NO-GAP COLOR COL_POSITIVE INTENSIFIED OFF,
 VSEP NO-GAP.
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 WRITE: 'T005J: ' NO-GAP,
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 T005J-SKFROM NO-GAP,
 VSEP NO-GAP,
 T005J-SKTO NO-GAP,
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 VSEP NO-GAP,
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 WHEN 'T164U'.
 WRITE: 'T164U: ' NO-GAP,
 VSEP NO-GAP,
 T164U-SKDEST NO-GAP,
 VSEP NO-GAP,
 T164U-SKSERVICE NO-GAP,
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 T164U-SKREDIAL NO-GAP COLOR COL_POSITIVE INTENSIFIED OFF,
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