Customizing auto-built "Contact Name"/"Display Name"/"Full Name" field in a Contact

Customizing auto-built "Contact Name"/"Display Name"/"Full Name" field in a Contact

In various places in the CRM a Contact's name can be viewed as an automatically-created, concatenated single field called Contact Name (for instance at the top of a Contact page, and under Contact Details), Display Name (in Settings), or Full Name (I can't find an example at the moment, but I know I've seen it).

This field appears to concatenate the Salutation, First Name and Last Name fields together.

We also store Preferred First Name (i.e. a nickname) and Suffix (e.g. "Jr." or "III") in separate custom fields.

I'd like to know if it's possible to alter what's being concatenated in that auto-built field to include these other items.

Right now, a name like John "Jonny" Smith, Jr. would be displayed as John Smith when using this auto-built field, which isn't correct.

If it's not possible to change the "official" display name (which is my preference), I know I can create a custom concatenated field using the elements I want. However, can I hide the Contact Name field under Contact Details? Because as far as I can tell there's no way to hide or even move this field in the module's layout.



I did some searching prior to posting this issue, so for other people who have the same interest, here are some resources:

Creating a custom concatenated field
https://www.zoho.com/crm/resources/tips/functions-concatenate.html
https://www.crmboy.com/how-to-combine-first-last-name-in-zoho-crm-module/

Parsing full names into separate fields (basically the opposite of what I want to do)
https://help.zoho.com/portal/en/community/topic/parse-full-name-field-to-first-and-last-name-fields
https://github.com/dschnelldavis/parse-full-name

Updating a custom module's display name with a function and workflow (not sure if this would work with the Contact module)
https://help.zoho.com/portal/en/community/topic/create-a-new-module-with-first-name-last-name-and-join-the-two-when-viewing-records