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Formatting errors in some Power Query function signatures where double asterisks show up instead of bold text #3839

Open tpaxman opened 2 years ago

tpaxman commented 2 years ago

Describe the bug On some pages for Power Query M code functions, there are formatting errors in the function signatures where the parameter names are displayed with double asterisks on either side, rather than being displayed in bold, as was likely intended.

Functions whose doc page signatures appear to have this issue are the following:

Cube.AddAndExpandDimensionColumn(**cube** as table, **dimensionSelector** as any, **attributeNames** as list, optional **newColumnNames** as any) as table
Cube.AddMeasureColumn(**cube** as table, **column** as text, **measureSelector** as any) as table
Cube.CollapseAndRemoveColumns(**cube** as table, **columnNames** as list) as table
Cube.Dimensions(**cube** as table) as table
Cube.DisplayFolders(**cube** as table) as table
Cube.Measures(**cube** as any) as table
SapHana.Database(**server** as text, optional **options** as nullable record) as table

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

  1. Go to https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powerquery-m/cube-addmeasurecolumn, for example.
  2. Note that each argument name is surrounded by "**" characters, suggesting that the intent was actually to make the words bold but they are displaying as literal characters instead.

Expected behavior Rather than showing: Cube.AddMeasureColumn(**cube** as table, **column** as text, **measureSelector** as any) as table The more likely intention is to show: Cube.AddMeasureColumn(cubeas table,columnas text,measureSelectoras any) as table

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