What is the key for "Geocode" in a command bar customization in Lists?

Julia E 20 Reputation points
2026-09-08T16:42:40.4+00:00

I'm customizing the command bar in a list that I manage that will be shared with coworkers. I would like to hide the "Geocode" button as we do not use ArcGIS and it has no relevance to the list. I've been able to edit and hide other elements of the command bar using JSON, but I can't find the key for Geocode anywhere on the Command bar customization syntax reference. What is the correct key for Geocode?

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Hin Vo 445 Reputation points Independent Advisor
2026-09-08T17:48:25.66+00:00

Hi @Julia E

To ensure I fully understand your situation and provide the most effective assistance, I’ll need a few additional details, such as:  

Could you confirm whether ArcGIS for SharePoint is installed or enabled in your SharePoint environment?

Is the Geocode button available in all lists or only in a specific site/list?

Based on my research, the Geocode/Geoenable functionality appears to be provided by ArcGIS for SharePoint, which is used to geocode address information and add geographic data to SharePoint lists and libraries. As such, it does not appear to be a native SharePoint List command.

You can refer via: https://doc.arcgis.com/en/sharepoint/latest/workflows/geocode-sharepoint-lists.htm

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You may want to check with your SharePoint administrator to verify whether ArcGIS for SharePoint is installed or enabled in your SharePoint environment. If the button is being added by the ArcGIS integration, hiding it through SharePoint command bar JSON customization may not be supported, and the solution may instead involve disabling or reconfiguring the ArcGIS integration.

Any update would be appreciated.

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