You can surround your reference to the {Cost Bias} field in a ROUND() function:
<the rest of your formula> ... & ROUND({Cost Bias}, 2)
As to this:
This is true for all number fields in Airtable - the formatting applied to number values of any type displayed in a field is just that – only formatting. Behind the formatted number, the fields are always holding a precise (exactly how precise I don’t know) float. It’s probably a good thing, as, in the long run, it provides the most flexibility and accuracy to calculations chained through multiple formula fields. And it gives you the control over when and how to round values.
Thank you @Jeremy_Oglesby & @Bill.French … Round() is a better solutions that the .32999999 but … if it’s not one thing … it’s another. Round() doesn’t abide the typical 167.00 e.g. dollar AND cents… see image.
WOW… Thanks @kuovonne - not sure I want a programming lecture along with the solutions…
I happen to know that Pretty Printing is a tough subject with lots of caveats.
Is there a short answer to incorporate those routines into my Base?
Said another way - I’m using Airtable - BECAUSE I don’t wish to HAVE to program solutions like Pretty Print.
@David_Koontz You can download the demo base, find the field with the formatting that you want, and then copy the formula. You will have to edit the formula slightly to fit your field names.