Update configure-storage-policy.md

Author: Zsoldier

articles/azure-vmware/configure-storage-policy.md

@@ -152,7 +152,7 @@ This function creates a new or overwrites an existing vSphere Storage Policy. No
 
    | **Field** | **Value** |
    | --- | --- |
-   | **Overwrite** |        Overwrite existing Storage Policy.  <ul><li>Default is $false. <li>Passing overwrite true provided will overwrite an existing policy exactly as defined. <li>Those values not passed will be removed or set to default values. </ul></li>|
+   | **Overwrite** | Overwrite existing Storage Policy.  <ul><li>Default is $false. <li>Passing overwrite true provided will overwrite an existing policy exactly as defined. <li>Those values not passed will be removed or set to default values. </ul></li>|
    | **NotTags** | Match to datastores that do NOT have these tags. <ul><li>Tags are case sensitive. <li>Comma seperate multiple tags. <li> Example: Tag1,Tag 2,Tag_3 | <ul><li>
    | **Tags** | Match to datastores that do have these tags.  <ul><li> Tags are case sensitive. <li>Comma seperate multiple tags. <li>Example: Tag1,Tag 2,Tag_3 </ul></li>|
    | **vSANForceProvisioning** | Default is $false. <ul><li> Force provisioning for the policy. <li> Valid values are $true or $false <li>**WARNING** - vSAN Force Provisioned Objects are not covered under Microsoft SLA.  Data LOSS and vSAN instability may occur. <li>Recommended value is $false.</ul></li> |