Popup LOV result differs from Lily LOV

Hello
I wanted to spend a popup LOV lists using the same named LOV, but the display changes. I wanted the field to display a name, even if the underlying value is an id number and it works very well with a simple list of LOV. When I change the pop-up list, the name no longer displays in the field, only a number. Whey is the Popup behaves differently from the list? Am I missing something? I even did in Apex 4.0.1 and earlier at the Apex 4.1 and got the same result.

Pat

Try to use the ' Popup * key * LOV...» "vs type 'Popup LOV."... ».

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