diff --git a/_posts/2024-11-29-Hacking-Debt-schedule-with-Lambda-in-Excel.md b/_posts/2024-11-29-Hacking-Debt-schedule-with-Lambda-in-Excel.md
index 9b2f74b4..74f2153b 100644
--- a/_posts/2024-11-29-Hacking-Debt-schedule-with-Lambda-in-Excel.md
+++ b/_posts/2024-11-29-Hacking-Debt-schedule-with-Lambda-in-Excel.md
@@ -19,13 +19,13 @@ Create a lambda function as below.
 
 ## Syntax
 DebtSchedule(
-  [OpenBalance] = Debt Open Balance,\n
-  [CashBalance] = Cash Open Balance,\n
-  [CFArray] = Cashflow Array,\n
-  [MandatoryAmort] = Mandatory Amortisation,\n
-  [CashSweep] = % of available cash after mandatory amortisation allocated to optional amortisation,\n
-  [PIKInterest] = PIK Interest, applied to the opening balance instead of the average balance,\n
-  [CashInterest] = Cash interest applied to the average balance,\n
+  [OpenBalance] = Debt Open Balance,\
+  [CashBalance] = Cash Open Balance,\
+  [CFArray] = Cashflow Array,\
+  [MandatoryAmort] = Mandatory Amortisation,\
+  [CashSweep] = % of available cash after mandatory amortisation allocated to optional amortisation,\
+  [PIKInterest] = PIK Interest, applied to the opening balance instead of the average balance,\
+  [CashInterest] = Cash interest applied to the average balance,\
 ) 
 
 # Activate Advanced Formula Environment