Fixed a typo

Author: alkohli

articles/storage/common/storage-import-export-data-to-blobs.md

@@ -69,7 +69,7 @@ Perform the following steps to prepare the drives.
     |/dstdir:     |The name of the destination container in Azure Storage.         |
     |/blobtype:     |This option specifies the type of blobs you want to import the data to. For block blobs, this is `BlockBlob` and for page blobs, it is `PagaBlob`.         |
     |/skipwrite:     |The option that specifies that there is no new data required to be copied and existing data on the disk is to be prepared.          |
-    |/enablecontentmd5:     |The option when enabled, ensures that MD5 is computed and set as `Content-md5` propery on each blob. Use this option only if you want to use the `Content-md5` field after the data is uploaded to Azure. <br> This option does not affect the data integrity check (that occurs by default). The setting does increase the time taken to upload data to cloud.          |
+    |/enablecontentmd5:     |The option when enabled, ensures that MD5 is computed and set as `Content-md5` property on each blob. Use this option only if you want to use the `Content-md5` field after the data is uploaded to Azure. <br> This option does not affect the data integrity check (that occurs by default). The setting does increase the time taken to upload data to cloud.          |
 7. Repeat the previous step for each disk that needs to be shipped. A journal file with the provided name is created for every run of the command line.
 
     > [!IMPORTANT]