Trying to keep the 0 after a decimal place in a numeric field eg. 1.10 1.20 etc

... I'm a moron, thank you. I can't believe I overlooked that

:)  Nothing in Quick Base is hard, but there are 1,000 easy things to know.  So you just need to trip 1,000 times once to nail them all.

Similar question. I have it set where it pulls correctly to 2 decimal places on any forms or tables. However, when I try to pull a field into a mailto: it loses the formatting. I saw a previous post of yours recommending using round to solve the problem for cutting it down to 2 points. That solved that problem. Now the only issue is when there is a 1.1 as in above it is losing the 0 and I need it added back.

Right,
so you will need to convert the number to text with a formula.  I have a small collection of them, but here is one that should work from my notes.

Substitute in your field name where I have the field [currency field]

var number Value = Round([currency field],0.01);
var text Decimals = "." & Right(ToText(Int(Abs($value) * 100)),2);
var text Thousands = If(Abs($Value)>=1000,ToText(Int(Abs($Value)/1000)));
var text Hundreds=Right(ToText(Int(Abs($Value))),3);

If($Value=0,"$0.00",
IF($Value<0, "-") & "$" & List(",",$Thousands,$Hundreds) & $Decimals)

Let me know how it goes and if I need to test the formula myself.

what if you need to do this up to the millions, do you just keep adding variables for each digit?

not tested but you woul;d need this extra line

var text Millions = If(Abs($Value)>=1000000,ToText(Int(Abs($Value)/1000000)));


and then 

.....List(",",$Millions, $Thousands,$Hundreds) & $Decimals)

saving my life here! Thank you!