diff --git a/Input-MVA-variables.md b/Input-MVA-variables.md
index b727df1..5a0c5f8 100644
--- a/Input-MVA-variables.md
+++ b/Input-MVA-variables.md
@@ -20,12 +20,12 @@ min_IPCHI2_mumu_OWNPV:=min(log(mu_plus_IPCHI2_OWNPV),log(mu_minus_IP_OWNPV))	min
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 Each row represents one variable. The columns are separated by a tab. Each column represents some information:
- 1. The ROOT-readable variable name
- 2. The LaTeX name
- 3. The unit of the variable. If dimensionless, put 0
- 4. The data type. Either D (double), F (float) or I (integer). This is required to read the branches properly, ya know, ROOT....
- 5. How many branches are used for the variable? Typically 1 or 2
- 6. The TFormula used to calculate the variable. First branch is denoted by x, second by y. An example is max(log(x),log(y))
- 7. The names of the used branches
+1. The ROOT-readable variable name
+2. The LaTeX name
+3. The unit of the variable. If dimensionless, put 0
+4. The data type. Either D (double), F (float) or I (integer). This is required to read the branches properly, ya know, ROOT....
+5. How many branches are used for the variable? Typically 1 or 2
+6. The TFormula used to calculate the variable. First branch is denoted by x, second by y. An example is max(log(x),log(y))
+7. The names of the used branches
 
 The last row is denoted by three crosses, `###`. This signals to the reader it should stop reading. Anything below `###` can be considered a comment.