Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Double-click the cell containing the formula you want to show. Place your cursor at the front of the formula. Add a . Press . Print your document. Remove the .

Answer: The "Show Formula" option affects all of the cells in your sheet. There's no toggle for showing a single cell, but you can use a common workaround. Double-click the formula cell so that you can edit it. You'll be adding a character to the front of the formula so that it stays visible. ' character to the front of the formula. This character will prevent the formula from running and showing the results. Enter/ Return. This will add the character and show the formula. The ' that you added will automatically be hidden, so that you'll just see the single formula in the cell. Once you've displayed all of the formulas you want to, you can print the document as normal. The Print option can be found in the Home tab or File menu. You can also press Ctrl+P (Windows) or Command+P (Mac). ' from the front of the formula to show results. When you're ready to revert the formula cell to show the results again, double-click it and delete the ' character from the front. When you press Enter/ Return, the formula results will be displayed again.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Follow the manufacturer's recommendations. Invest in a microfiber cloth. Use water first. Use lens cleaner only as recommended and needed.

Answer: There is no universal type of polarized eyewear, and no universal way to keep them all clean. Different manufacturers rely on different techniques and materials to achieve polarization, so the specific care instructions for your eyewear should always be followed. Check your brand's website or go to a retailer if you need specific advice for your eyewear. Regardless of your brand, however, it is safe to assume that the next several steps will be applicable. If you're unsure whether or not your sunglasses are polarized, check out How to Tell if Your Sunglasses Are Polarized. Who hasn't rubbed a smudge off their glasses with a shirt tail, sleeve, or tissue? Such materials can be too rough and/or be embedded with dust particles or debris that may scratch the coating on polarized lenses. Many polarized glasses will come with a small microfiber cleaning cloth. If not, they are easy to find in eyewear stores or in the eye care departments of larger retailers. A soft, clean cotton cloth can also be used, but is not as highly recommended by manufacturers. Whatever cloth you use, make sure it is clean. Microfiber cloths can be laundered, but avoid using fabric softeners on them. They can embed undesirable chemicals and oils. Clean, warm water is the easiest, cheapest, safest, and often most effective way to remove smudges, dirt, oil, etc. from polarized glasses. Before doing any other cleaning, remove surface dust and debris by blowing on your glasses, then (if necessary) running them under warm water. If there is salt residue (from seawater) or any other type of abrasive material on your glasses, be sure to rinse them thoroughly with water before doing any type of rubbing. Rub the lenses with your microfiber cloth while they are still wet from the rinsing, or while still under the running water. Use only as much pressure as needed to remove dirt and smudges. The old-time method of breathing warm, damp air on your lenses and gently wiping them clean is acceptable for quick, minor cleanings. Make sure the lens is moistened all over, however. Polarized glasses are often expensive, so you may be tempted to skip paying for the lens cleaner. After all, can't you just use dish soap or window cleaner? Especially when dealing with polarized lenses, the answer is no. Commercial soaps, household cleaners, and especially window cleaners can contain chemicals that will slowly but surely dissolve the coating on your glasses. This will leave them cloudy and less effective at reducing glare. Manufacturers of several popular brands of polarized glasses have specific recommendations for the use of lens cleaners. These include: Buying their own branded cleaner or choosing one with a pH level between 5.5 and 8. Buying a (different company's) branded cleaner or using another with less than five percent alcohol content. Avoiding the use of cleaners entirely in favor of plain old warm water.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Build up to a climax. Give your character a moment of realization. Write the climax. Add a twist ending. Decide how you want to end your story.

Answer: Raise the stakes and give your characters more than they can handle. Pile on the problems with minor battles, small losses, and small wins. The suspense will build up to a climax and before the reader realizes it, the characters are in grave danger. Allow your character realize how to solve the conflict. The revelation should be the result of a build-up of details in the scene or story and should not be jarring or feel random to the reader. The climax is a turning point or crisis in the story. The climax in a horror story might be a danger or threat to the character's physical, psychological, emotional, or spiritual well-being. In Poe's short story, the climax of the story occurs at the very end. Poe applies more and more pressure to the narrator by having the police visit him. He uses the narrator's internal struggle to keep his cool and achieve his desire of getting away with murder to create a climax. But by the end of the story, the narrator's guilt pushes him over the edge and he reveals the body under the floorboards. A good twist in a horror story can make or break the story. The twist is an action that the reader doesn't expect, such as a character that we thought was a hero is actually a villain., The very end of your story is the time to wrap up loose ends. But scary stories often don't tie up loose ends. This can be effective because it leaves the reader wondering about certain things. Did the killer get caught? Does the ghost really exist? Leaving the reader hanging can be a good plot device, as long as the reader isn't confused by the ending. While you want to create a satisfying ending for the reader, you also do not want to make it too closed and settled. The reader should walk away from the story with a lingering feeling of uncertainty. Consider if the ending feels like a surprise or an obvious answer. The key to suspense if not to answer the dramatic question too soon. Poe's short story ends on a high note because the outcome of the narrator's dilemma is revealed in the last line of the story. The suspense in the story is sustained until the very end.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Take your hot dogs out of the package. Arrange the hot dogs on a microwave safe dish and cover them. Choose the defrost microwave setting or 30% power. Heat your hot dogs for 30 seconds, then check them. Rotate the hot dogs every 30 seconds if the microwave doesn't. Defrost the hot dogs for 30 seconds at a time until they're thawed. Cook the hot dogs

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The packaging on your hot dogs likely isn't microwave safe, so it can melt and damage your hot dogs. Additionally, the hot dog water inside the packaging can carry bacteria that only dies at high temperatures, not on the defrost setting. It's safer to transfer the hot dogs to a dish. Discard the packaging after you remove it, and use soap and water to clean up any hot dog water that spills. This method works best if you're thawing no more than 1 pack of hot dogs. Put the hot dogs in a single layer on the dish. Then, drape a paper towel over the dish to cover the hot dogs and soak up liquids. You may prefer to wrap the hot dogs in paper towels to soak up the liquids that come out of them. However, this isn't necessary. Check the controls on your microwave and hit the button that says "Defrost." If your microwave doesn't have this button, find the "power setting" button and set your microwave to 30% power. If you're having trouble, check the manual for your microwave or do a quick Internet search to learn how this works on your microwave. Every microwave is different. Put the dish of hot dogs into your microwave, then set the timer for 30 seconds. After 30 seconds, remove the hot dogs from the microwave and check to see if they're thawed. You'll likely need to thaw your hot dogs for longer than 30 seconds. In fact, an entire package could take as long as 8-12 minutes, depending on your microwave. However, you need to check them often so that they don't start cooking, as this can trigger bacterial growth. You can skip this step if your microwave rotates the food for you. If your microwave doesn't have a rotating plate, turn the dish 180 degrees every 30 seconds. Otherwise, your hot dogs likely won't heat evenly and the difference in temperatures may trigger bacteria growth. You can also roll the hot dogs over to help ensure even heating. Place the frozen hot dogs back into the microwave. Push the defrost button or set the power to 30%, then set the timer for 30 seconds. Check the hot dogs every 30 seconds until they feel thaw. Make sure to set the microwave on defrost or 30% power each time you heat the hot dogs. immediately after thawing them in a microwave. When you defrost hot dogs in the microwave, it starts the cooking process. This means parts of your hot dogs will be in the temperature "danger zone" for triggering bacterial growth. To keep your food safe, cook it right away, which will kill the bacteria. It's safe to cook your defrosted hot dogs in the microwave, in the oven, in a pot of boiling water, or on a grill.