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Updated May 06, 2021
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ganeshsanap thanks for the link to your blog post, however what I am looking for is the roadmap information of "when, or never", where the https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/roadmap lacks of such details:
- if we know some column types will never be supported, then we would be able to better design our Lists with some workaround data structure to avoid these column types;
- if we know some column types will be supported roughly in a certain time frame (in a few months, vs in a few years), then we factor in Microsoft's development timeline, and make an informed decision according to our own needs, whether to wait or implement with some workaround;
Otherwise it would be a waste of time to be left hanging with the vague phrase "currently".