minor edits in concepts

Author: jobingeorge-microsoft

articles/migrate/concepts-azure-vmware-solution-assessment-calculation.md

@@ -44,22 +44,21 @@ Azure VMware Solution assessment provides two sizing criteria options:
 
 There are a couple of ways to run an assessment.
 
-- Assess servers by using server metadata collected by a lightweight Azure Migrate appliance. The appliance discovers on-premises servers. It then sends server metadata and performance data to Azure Migrate. This allows for more precision.
+- Assess servers by using server metadata that's imported in an RVTools XLSX file.
 - Assess servers by using server metadata that's imported in a comma-separated values (CSV) format.
+- Assess servers by using server metadata collected by a lightweight Azure Migrate appliance. The appliance discovers on-premises servers. It then sends server metadata and performance data to Azure Migrate. This allows for more precision.
 
-## How do I assess with the appliance?
-
-If you're deploying an Azure Migrate appliance to discover on-premises servers, do the following steps:
 
-1. Set up Azure and your on-premises environment to work with Azure Migrate.
-2. Create an Azure project and add the Discovery and assessment tool to it if you're creating your first assessment.
-3. Deploy a lightweight Azure Migrate appliance. The appliance continuously discovers on-premises vSphere servers and sends server metadata and performance data to Azure Migrate. Deploy the appliance as a VM. You don't need to install anything on servers that you want to assess.
+## How do I assess with data imported using an RVTools file?
 
-After the appliance begins server discovery, you can gather servers you want to assess into a group and run an assessment for the group with assessment type **Azure VMware Solution (AVS)**.
+If you're assessing servers by using an RVTools file, you don't need an appliance. Instead, do the following steps:
 
-Create your first Azure VMware Solution assessment by following the steps [here](how-to-create-azure-vmware-solution-assessment.md).
+1. Set up Azure to work with Azure Migrate.
+2. For your first assessment, create an Azure Migrate project and add the Discovery and assessment tool to it.
+3. Import your RVTools XLSX file into Azure Migrate.
+4. Discover servers added with the import, gather them into a group, and run an assessment for the group with assessment type **Azure VMware Solution (AVS)**.
 
-## How do I assess with imported data?
+## How do I assess with data using a CSV file?
 
 If you're assessing servers by using a CSV file, you don't need an appliance. Instead, do the following steps:
 
@@ -69,6 +68,18 @@ If you're assessing servers by using a CSV file, you don't need an appliance. In
 4. Import the template into Azure Migrate.
 5. Discover servers added with the import, gather them into a group, and run an assessment for the group with assessment type **Azure VMware Solution (AVS)**.
 
+## How do I assess with the appliance?
+
+If you're deploying an Azure Migrate appliance to discover on-premises servers, do the following steps:
+
+1. Set up Azure and your on-premises environment to work with Azure Migrate.
+2. Create an Azure project and add the Discovery and assessment tool to it if you're creating your first assessment.
+3. Deploy a lightweight Azure Migrate appliance. The appliance continuously discovers on-premises vSphere servers and sends server metadata and performance data to Azure Migrate. Deploy the appliance as a VM. You don't need to install anything on servers that you want to assess.
+
+After the appliance begins server discovery, you can gather servers you want to assess into a group and run an assessment for the group with assessment type **Azure VMware Solution (AVS)**.
+
+Create your first Azure VMware Solution assessment by following the steps [here](how-to-create-azure-vmware-solution-assessment.md).
+
 ## What data does the appliance collect?
 
 If you're using the Azure Migrate appliance for assessment, learn about the metadata and performance data that's collected for [VMware vSphere](discovered-metadata.md#collected-metadata-for-vmware-servers).