Update ui-enter-data.md

Author: jswymer

business-central/ui-enter-data.md

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 > If you work in the Safari browser, a pop-up blocker may cause the new window to not open. If this is the case, specify the product URL as an allowed website. For information see, [Change preferences in Safari](https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=2102965).<br /><br />
 > The same may happen in other browsers, such as Firefox. For more information, see [Pop-up blocker settings in Firefox](https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=2116400).  
 
-Another way to multitask, is to open [!INCLUDE[prod_short](includes/prod_short.md)] on two or more browser tabs. When you do it this way, you should create a new tab and then copy/paste the URL of the original tab into the new tab. This way creates a new session.   
+Another way to multitask is to open [!INCLUDE[prod_short](includes/prod_short.md)] on two or more browser tabs. When you do it this way, you should create a new tab and then copy/paste the URL of the original tab into the new tab. This way creates a new session.   
 
 > [!NOTE]
 > Don't use the **Duplicate** function of the browser to create the new tab as this may cause actions on one tab to block actions on other tabs because they are part of the same session.
@@ -268,9 +268,9 @@ Here are some examples.
 
 ## <a name="decimal"></a>Setting the decimal separator used by numeric keyboards
 
-When using the decimal separator key of numeric keyboard to enter data, the actual decimal separator that's entered in the field is determined by the region setting of your Business Central. You set the region in Business Central on the **My Settings** page.
+When using the decimal separator key on a numeric keypad to enter data, the actual decimal separator that's entered in the field is determined by your region setting in Business Central. Most regions use the period (.) or comma (,) symbol as a separator for decimal values, as you would typically see in currency amounts. The decimal key on your keypad adapts to your region. It's often different to the period or comma keys on the rest of your keyboard. You set the region in Business Central on the **My Settings**  page.
 
-For example, suppose you're using a numeric keyboard that uses a period (.) as the decimal separator key. But, you're entering data for a regional language that uses a comma (**,**) for the decimal separator, like Danish (Denmark) or French (France). So, you want decimals like "1.23" to be entered as "1,23". In this case, you can go to the **My Settings** page and set the **Region** to the target regional language, like **Danish (Denmark)** or **French (France)**. For more information, see [Change Basic Settings](ui-change-basic-settings.md#region).
+For example, suppose you're using a numeric keyboard that uses a period (.) as the decimal separator key. But you're entering data for a regional language that uses a comma (**,**) for the decimal separator, like French (France). So, you want decimals like "1.23" to be entered as "1,23". In this case, you can go to the **My Settings** page and set the **Region** to the target regional language to **French (France)**. For more information, see [Change Basic Settings](ui-change-basic-settings.md#region).
 
 > [!TIP]
 > There may be occasions when you want to use the decimal separator to enter a period (.). For example, suppose you were entering a date range in a filter, like `01/01/2022..04/01/2022`, or anything that requires a period. To accommodate this case, press the 'Alt+Decimal Separator' keys on the numeric keyboard. This key combination switches the decimal separator between outputting a period and the decimal separator as determined by the **Region** setting.