Second column in M2M related list always shown as Hyperlink to the m2m table itsled, irrespective of the type of the column.SummaryFor a Many to Many related list/ relationship between table A (the form on which the related list is present) and table B (relational table), when the first column points to Table B, then any dot-walked column from Table B, will point to the many-to-many intermediate table, and show up as hyperlink, irrespective of the type of the field. Steps to Reproduce: To reproduce this, we will use the OOB sys_user table and the existing Many-to-Many relationship between sys_user and license_details table. The intermediate table is sys_user_has_licenseand the related record is below /sys_m2m.do?sys_id=854bbe2a5b2312002eff8405f0f91a03 1. Go to license_details table.2. Configure form Layout and add a string field (say TestStr)3. Create a record on the table, and populate some text values on the newly created field.4. Go to any existing sys_user record5. Configure Related list > add 'Manage Subscriptions' in the related list6. Edit/ add the newly created license record on the user form7. Now configure the related list layout as belowposition1: Subscriptionposition2: Subscription.TestStr rest can be of any order 8. After configuring, notice that both 1st and 2nd column values are showing as hyperlinks. We know the second column is a string9. Opening the first hyperlink in col1 opens the newly created license_details recordbut opening the 2nd hyperlink opens the intermediate sys_user_has_license table. This is an expected platform behavior. Here is the technical reason for the same. "If the first column in a m2m related list is the reference to the record at the other end of the relationship (which it *always should be for proper behavior), then the next list column (that isn't a reference field) will be a link to the m2m record. This has been the behavior since at least as far back as Geneva, and maybe long before that. This appears to be by design so the behavior is working as expected.