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 # Template Reports for Azure Test Plans (Azure DevOps / Server / TFS)
-### What is it?
+## What is it?
 A collection of Power BI templates for all the [sample Azure Test Plans OData Power BI reports](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/report/powerbi/sample-odata-overview?view=azure-devops) provided by Microsoft for you to visualise your Azure DevOps Boards (or Azure DevOps Server/TFS) data. This way you can save time, download the respective template(s), enter your organization and project details then visualize your data. 
 
-### Prerequisites
+## Prerequisites
 * [Make sure you have the latest version of Power BI Desktop](https://aka.ms/pbiSingleInstaller)
 * Download your chosen template(s):
 
-## Full list of sample reports for Azure Test Plans
+## Full list of report templates for Azure Test Plans
 
 * [Progress Status](https://github.com/nbrown02/AzureDevOps-OData-SampleReports/raw/main/Azure%20Test%20Plans/Progress%20Status.pbit) - shows the execution state of one or more Test Plans.
 * [Requirements Tracking & Traceability](https://github.com/nbrown02/AzureDevOps-OData-SampleReports/raw/main/Azure%20Test%20Plans%20-%20OData%20Reports/Requirements%20Tracking%20(Traceability).pbit) - shows the progress of tests against a particular work item (User Story/PBI) and link between test cases.
@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ A collection of Power BI templates for all the [sample Azure Test Plans OData Po
 * [Test Status Report](https://github.com/nbrown02/AzureDevOps-OData-SampleReports/raw/main/Azure%20Test%20Plans/Test%20Status%20Report.pbit) - shows aggregated Test Cases and their status for all Test Plans within a project.
 * [Tester by Outcome Matrix](https://github.com/nbrown02/AzureDevOps-OData-SampleReports/raw/main/Azure%20Test%20Plans/Tester%20by%20Outcome.pbit)  - shows the distribution of test outcomes across testers to figure out how the tests can be load-balanced.
 
-### Connectivity
+## Connectivity
 * Open the .pbit file
 * Select http/https (only choose http if your Azure DevOps Server is HTTP)
 * Add the Analytics / Azure DevOps Server URL - for Azure DevOps services enter 'analytics.dev.azure.com' / for Azure DevOps Server enter your server details