[–] 5 points 3 weeks ago

Using macros you COULD do it in the same cell, using standard formulas your have your input in one cell and your output in another. Classically the second route is preferred so that you can see the exact cost and impact of each line item, including tax.

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  • [–] 2 points 1 month ago

    I've been using a .txt for professional notes for decades. Make the first line .LOG and, on Windows at least, notepad will add a time stamp to the bottom and start you below it.

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  • [–] 4 points 1 year ago (1 child)

    I've got one by LG and like it pretty well. The microwave is great. The air fryer is slightly lower temp then I'd like and so takes longer then a dedicated device, but it will eventually get the job done (a batch of tater tots for 2 people takes about 30 minutes to get right, but they do come out pretty good). As a connection oven it is great and I've enjoyed being able to do small cook jobs without the need to heat up the oven (I've made cupcakes in it multiple times).

    it is definitely worse then a good counter top convection oven and air fryer combo, but I don't have the counter space for that (which is also why I wanted to get rid of my original air fryer).

    All in all, it isn't as good as I was HOPING it would be (and was stupidly pricey), but I would buy it again if it broke. Based on reviews, I got the best one made (as far as I could tell) for an over-the-range choice.

    It has a setting to both convection bake and microwave at the same time but I've never found a reason to try it.

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  • [–] 6 points 1 year ago (2 children)

    This isn't the outlet, it's the plug that goes into the outlet. Presuming you had it would fit into (the plugs are oriented wrong), it would be about as safe as shoving a fork in instead.

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  • [–] 3 points 1 year ago

    White, black, and green coming up the wire. Black to black, white to white, green to ground (not applicable with this type of plug). As wired it would flip the circuit breaker virtually instantly but, if you are really lucky, electrocute you or start a fire with that extra green cord sticking out.

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