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You have setted the number configuration for decimal, but by your exception your property type is nullable (decimal?). Add the following line if you have any non-nullable decimal property, or replace the existing one if you only have the nullable version (decimal?) (notice the ? in the code bellow)

Note: this is not necessarily "good" coding style, but it's the sort of thing I would do if I ran into this problem when I was writing a script for my own short-term, personal use.

Python (and many other languages) have a way to catch exceptions and handle them without crashing. Used properly, this can be a very nice way to handle bad data.

https://docs.python.org/3.8/tutorial/errors.html is a good overview of exceptions. In general, the format they take is something like

After much discussion in the comments, we found several spacing problems: there were missing spaces, and one space that was a non-breaking space rather than a plain space:

The pods aren't scheduling because no node label matches what the affinity section of the pod is looking for:

Why is the display being restricted to 2 decimal places?

By default the percent format specifier P is a percent to two decimal places. Use ToString("P7") if you want 7 decimal places.

And more importantly, how can I fix it so that it will expand out to more?

I didn't quite get what you meant by "fix it so it expands to more" - do you want it fixed or variable? You might have to use something like "0.0000000########%" for "at least 7 but up to 15 dp" (if that's what you meant by fixed/expanding)

Presumably, you want a window sum:

The newline convention is \r\n on windows. Bash interprets newline character as... newline character, and the \r is a normal character for bash.

Fix:

You need to specify the converter on the field you want converted, also your converter didn't work for me so I simplified it a bit:

I think I solved this! I complete removed