Currently, in some circumstances, Studio presents Data Property in a different format than what was originally input by the user when creating Data Structures and their Properties.

For example:

• A Data Property named "CharacterPortrait" will be displayed as "Character Portrait"
• A Data Property named "IsOwned" will be displayed as "Owned".

There may be other rules in place beyond those above.

This can cause issues where for example:

• Two sibling Data Properties named "IsOwned" and "Owned" will both display as "Owned", without being able to differentiate them when developing Data Sets.
• DataProperty names that contain 'trigger terms', can result in destructive truncation of the name. For example, a Data Property named "Isometric" will display in the Data Set as "ometric".

What this system also makes incredibly difficult is that it produces an environment in which the names seen in the Data Set are not those actually used by Bindings. For example. For example, if a user references the "Owned" Property visible in the Data Set, and uses that information to manually input a Path Property in a Binding, to 'DataContext.User.Owned', it will not function because in actuality, the Path should be 'DataContext.User.IsOwned'. This results in not being able to use the Data Set Panel as a reliable reference for data- driven UI development within Studio

Repro Steps:

1) Create a Studio Project featuring a MainPage.xaml

2) Navigate to the Data Panel, and create a new Data Structure.

3) Within the Data Structure created in Step 2), create three Data Properties: 'Owned', 'IsOwned', and 'Isometric'

4) Create a Data Set for this Data Structure, and select it to expose its contents in the Properties Panel.

Observe how only the "Owned" Data Property is displaying as it was written in Step 3).
Observe how the 'Owned', and 'IsOwned' Properties created in Step 3) are indistinguishable in the context of the Data Set.

Expected Results: Data Properties are displayed throughout the Studio interface exactly as they are written by the user.