The basic unit in a DataTable is a cell who contains a required 'v', an
optional 'f' and an optional 'p'.
As documented, 'f' is for display. If 'f' is not set, a string version of
'v' is used.
So I've been using DataTable with GeoMap, and as I understand it, if I set
both 'v' and 'f' (say, { v: "CN", f: "China"}),
"China" will show up when I click on the region, right?
But it has turned out to be "CN", the country code, which is definitely not
user friendly.
Have I missed anything or misunderstood anything?
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