Markdown - How to escape Backtick ` in a code block
In order to escape the backtick ``` in a codeblock you can wrap it in more backticks. For example the following: ``` var k = 0; ``` In the above »
In order to escape the backtick ``` in a codeblock you can wrap it in more backticks. For example the following: ``` var k = 0; ``` In the above »
Earlier I wrote a post [https://peterdaugaardrasmussen.com/2022/04/12/google-sheets-how-to-reference-a-cell-in-another-sheet/] where I had a long code block like below: =IMPORTRANGE("https://docs.google. »
You can easily reference a cell from another sheet in the same file using the following formula: ='<Sheet name>'!<Cell> »
In this post I show you how I convert the value of my stocks to local currency. This is DKK for me, but it could be »
In this post I will use the example of getting currency rates from the Google finance API. For this we will do a conversion between two »
What you are looking for is likely the following: =GOOGLEFINANCE("CURRENCY:<firstCurrency><secondCurrency>") You simply supply the two currencies you »
I am not sure that the correct term is "static" data - it seems to be known as seeding, which is the term I »
It seems that every guide I find on Entity framework, the database connectionString is fetched from the config file magically. I wanted to inject it instead »
Today I was trying to make an initial migration using Entity framework. I encountered an error when calling dotnet ef migrations add InitialCreate: C:\Users\peter\ »
When calling dotnet ef migrations add you might experience the following the error: It was not possible to find any compatible framework version The framework ' »