Dynamics 365 Business Central: Microsoft now displays the full name of the Country/Region when creating a new environment

Hi, Readers.
I’d like to share a quick update today, when creating a new environment in the Business Central Admin Center, Microsoft now displays the full name of the Country/Region.👏👏👏

The Business Central administration center provides a portal for administrators to do administrative tasks for a Business Central tenant. Some of the tasks that administrators can do include:

Administrators can create the additional environments in the Business Central administration center. The environments can be created for any country or region where Business Central is available, on any available version. Let’s see more details.

In the navigation pane on the left side of the Business Central administration center, select Environments, then select the New action on the action ribbon.

In the Create Environment pane, specify a name for the new environment.

In the Environment Type list, select Production or Sandbox.

In the Country list, select the country for the environment. The specified country determines the localization for the environment and the Azure region in which the environment is created and stored.

Now it finally displays the full name instead of just showing the Environment country/region abbreviation.

In previous versions:

And previously, if you needed an accurate mapping table, you should refer to the document below😑.
Country/regional availability and supported languages

And it also supports manual input.

Great, give it a try!!!😁

PS:
1. In Environments, it still only shows environment country/region abbreviation.

2. Dynamics 365 Business Central: Can we get all environments within BC via AL (Not in Admin Center)

3. Dynamics 365 Business Central: Countries/regions where Microsoft provides the regulatory compliance and other local functionality (First-party localization)

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Hope this will help.

Thanks for reading.

ZHU