Merge pull request #668 from MicrosoftDocs/repo_sync_working_branch

Confirm merge from repo_sync_working_branch to main to sync with https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/query-docs (branch main)

Author: JasonWHowell

query-languages/dax/summarizecolumns-function-dax.md

@@ -93,14 +93,14 @@ All expression ignored,
 ```dax
 SUMMARIZECOLUMNS( 
     Sales[CustomerId], "Blank", 
-    IGNORE( Blank() ), "BlankIfTotalQtyIsNot5", 
+    IGNORE( BLANK() ), "BlankIfTotalQtyIsNot5", 
     IGNORE( IF( SUM( Sales[Qty] )=5, 5 ) ) 
 )
 ```
 
 Even though both expressions return blank for some rows, they're included since there are no unignored expressions which return blank.  
 
-|CustomerId|TotalQty|BlankIfTotalQtyIsNot3|  
+|CustomerId|Blank|BlankIfTotalQtyIsNot5|  
 |--------------|------------|-------------------------|  
 |A||5|  
 |B|||  
@@ -197,7 +197,7 @@ Returns the following table,
 ### Example with multiple subtotals
 
 ```dax
-SUMMARIZECOUMNS ( 
+SUMMARIZECOLUMNS ( 
     Regions[State], ROLLUPADDISSUBTOTAL ( Sales[CustomerId], "IsCustomerSubtotal" ), 
     ROLLUPADDISSUBTOTAL ( Sales[Date], "IsDateSubtotal"), "Total Qty", SUM( Sales[Qty] ) 
 )

query-languages/dax/window-function-dax.md

@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ WINDOW ( from[, from_type], to[, to_type][, <relation>][, <orderBy>][, <blanks>]
 |from_type |Modifies behavior of the \<from> parameter. Possible values are ABS (absolute) and REL (relative). Default is REL.|
 |to|Same as \<from>, but indicates the end of the window. The last row is included in the window.|
 |to_type|Same as \<from_type>, but modifies the behavior of \<to>.|
-|relation|(Optional) A table expression from which the output row is returned. </br>If specified, all columns in \<partitionBy> must come from it or a related table. </br>If omitted: </br>- \<orderBy> must be explicitly specified.</br>- All \<orderBy> and \<partitionBy> expressions must be fully qualified column names and come from a single table. </br>- Defaults to ALLSELECTED() of all columns in \<orderBy> and \<partitionBy>.|
+|relation|(Optional) A table expression from which the output rows are returned. </br>If specified, all columns in \<partitionBy> must come from it or a related table. </br>If omitted: </br>- \<orderBy> must be explicitly specified.</br>- All \<orderBy> and \<partitionBy> expressions must be fully qualified column names and come from a single table. </br>- Defaults to ALLSELECTED() of all columns in \<orderBy> and \<partitionBy>.|
 |orderBy|(Optional) An ORDERBY() clause containing the expressions that define how each partition is sorted. </br>If omitted: </br>- \<relation> must be explicitly specified. </br>- Defaults to ordering by every column in \<relation> that is not already specified in \<partitionBy>.|
 |blanks|(Optional) An enumeration that defines how to handle blank values when sorting. </br>This parameter is reserved for future use. </br>Currently, the only supported value is DEFAULT, where the behavior for numerical values is blank values are ordered between zero and negative values. The behavior for strings is blank values are ordered before all strings, including empty strings.|
 |partitionBy|(Optional) A PARTITIONBY() clause containing the columns that define how \<relation> is partitioned. If omitted, \<relation> is treated as a single partition.|

query-languages/m/list-removefirstn.md

@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ List.RemoveFirstN(<b>list</b> as list, optional <b>countOrCondition</b> as any)
 Returns a list that removes the first element of list `list`. If `list` is an empty list an empty list is returned. This function takes an optional parameter, `countOrCondition`, to support removing multiple values as listed below.
 
 * If a number is specified, up to that many items are removed.
-* If a condition is specified, the returned list begins with the first element in `list` that meets the criteria. Once an item fails the condition, no further items are considered.
+* If a condition is specified, the returned list begins with the first element in `list` that doesn't meet the criteria. Once an item fails the condition, no further items are considered.
 * If this parameter is null, the default behavior is observed.
 
 ## Example 1

query-languages/m/list-skip.md

@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ List.Skip(<b>list</b> as list, optional <b>countOrCondition</b> as any) as list
 Returns a list that skips the first element of list `list`. If `list` is an empty list an empty list is returned. This function takes an optional parameter, `countOrCondition`, to support skipping multiple values as listed below.
 
 * If a number is specified, up to that many items are skipped.
-* If a condition is specified, the returned list begins with the first element in `list` that meets the criteria. Once an item fails the condition, no further items are considered.
+* If a condition is specified, the returned list begins with the first element in `list` that doesn't meet the criteria. Once an item fails the condition, no further items are considered.
 * If this parameter is null, the default behavior is observed.
 
 ## Example 1