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"The field or property 'State' does not exist."

 "The field or property 'State' does not exist." :

Cause: This error will come from SharePoint (SP) REST API/endpoint if the State field is not available in required SharePoint list. Or Developer may be used wrong name of field (May be it is 'States' in SP list and developer used it as State.

Solution: 

1) If the field, State is 'States' in required SP list then Developer need to use it States instead of State. 


2) If State/States field is not available in SP list then developer need to create State field in required SP list.

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