Formula and interpretation
Round to the selected decimal place using the browser number operation shown by the tool.
Do not confuse display rounding with changing the precision of an underlying measurement.
Worked check
If the input is 12.345 and you round to two decimal places using ordinary nearest-value rounding, the display should be about 12.35. Keep the unrounded source when later calculations need more precision; display rounding should usually happen at the end.
Rule: Round to the selected decimal place using the browser number operation shown by the tool. Do not confuse display rounding with changing the precision of an underlying measurement. For a final check, estimate the expected size of the answer before copying it, keep units consistent, and round only the displayed result rather than intermediate values. Re-enter one simple case by hand when possible; a result with the wrong sign or order of magnitude usually points to an input or reference-base mistake.