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Change keyboard numlock dot to comma

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Posted on by VIGINO Solutionq 7

Hi

When I use my keyboard in web client SAAS of business Central the comma on my numlock is always a dot how can we fix this?

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    keoma Profile Picture
    keoma 32,729 on at

    thats a windows system setting.

  • VIGINO Solutionq Profile Picture
    VIGINO Solutionq 7 on at

    All other programs are working correctly.

    Windows settings are also setup correctly otherwise I would have same problems elsewhere in Windows environment.

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    I Gusti Made Ari 3,608 on at

    Go to "My Settings" inside your business central and check what is the region.

    docs.microsoft.com/.../ui-change-basic-settings

    Then check your windows regional settings for the same region what is the decimal symbol.

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    Goshi 5 on at

    I have the same issue.

    As the Dutch regional has a comma as decimal separator (instead of a point) the numeric keypad still types a point instead of a comma. So changing this setting in BC doesn't influence the behavior of the dot on the numeric keypad.

    I've checked other programs as well, when Dutch regional settings, no other program uses a [.], they all use a [,] on this keyboard. When I use M$ Excel, it uses the comma (as it should be).  Except for BC...

    This causes operators making mistakes with numbers and that's bad...

    I would like this solved as well...

  • Sjors Facta Profile Picture
    Sjors Facta 5 on at

    We have the same problem here

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    G-Consulting 5 on at

    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.

    learn.microsoft.com/.../ui-enter-data

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