Dot-walking Conditions field, which contains variables, shows as sys_ids in list, but shows properly on the actual table's listIssue Dot-walking Conditions field, which contains variables, shows as sys_ids in the list, but shows properly on the actual table's list. Steps to Reproduce:1. On any table (say incident), add 2 fields:Field1: Type: table_name,Field2: Type: conditions, dependent on Field1(table) 2. Creat a record on this table with Field1: value=sc_req_itemField2: ValueVariables> SELECT_ANY_CATALOG_ITEM > SELECT_ANY_VARIABLE "is anything" ***can select any other operator as well 2.1. Go to the list view of this table (incident), and change the list layout or personalize it, to add this field created on step 2 to it.Expected: Variable name will be shownActual: It does 3. On another table (say change), create a field as belowType: Reference, Table=<Table used on step 1, incident for example in this case>4. Open any existing record of this second table (change), and populate the reference field with the value that was created on step 2 for the first table (incident) 5. Go to the list view of this second table (change) and configure the list layout to add this reference field and also the field created on step 2, as dot-walked field.Expected: Variable display value will be shownActual: it shows as variables.SYS_ID_OF_THE_VARIABLECauseThis is expected behavior with variables on dot-walked Conditions field, where the field is dependant on another field. This does not happen on the parent table (in our use case incident) list, because the underlying field is part of the same table.But when we dot-walk this condition field on the second table (change, in our example), it requires the dependent field to be also on the same list. Here the dependent field is 'Field1'. Since this was not present in the layout of the second table, this issue was observed.ResolutionAs a solution, customers need to add the dependent field to the list layout of the second table as well (In this use case, add incident.Field1 to the list layout of change table).