Yes. In Calculate (or Sale price from regular price), set Rounding to End in…, pick the ending (0.99, 0.95, 0.90, 0.00, or Other for your own) and the direction. Up to the next never lowers a price: 21.57 becomes 21.99. Nearest takes the closest one, above or below: 22.10 becomes 21.95. A price that already ends that way stays as it is. Round to a step rounds to 0.05, 0.10, 0.50 or 1 instead, so 12.52 becomes 12.50. Both start from the price as your store shows it: 13.88 plus 8% shows as 14.99, which already ends in .99, so it stays 14.99. A price of 0 stays 0, so free products stay free, and a price above 0 is never rounded to 0: 0.30 to the nearest .00 becomes 1.00. On a store that prices without decimals the endings are 9, 90 and 99 (1234 up to 90 is 1290). The line under the fields shows the first selected row's new price before you apply, and Apply to: All N records in this list does the whole filtered list with one Undo.
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