diff --git a/site/sfguides/src/getting_started_with_Iceberg_in_OneLake/getting_started_with_iceberg_in_oneLake.md b/site/sfguides/src/getting_started_with_Iceberg_in_OneLake/getting_started_with_iceberg_in_oneLake.md
index b1ed1d2f7..44f89ea37 100644
--- a/site/sfguides/src/getting_started_with_Iceberg_in_OneLake/getting_started_with_iceberg_in_oneLake.md
+++ b/site/sfguides/src/getting_started_with_Iceberg_in_OneLake/getting_started_with_iceberg_in_oneLake.md
@@ -111,8 +111,9 @@ First run the following in Snowflake:
 ```sql
 DESC EXTERNAL VOLUME FabricExVol;
 ```
+Copy the AZURE_CONSENT_URL from the property_value output, paste it into your web browser and complete the Oauth step to authorize the app. 
 
-In the output for property_value of the storage location, in the json you will see a AZURE_MULTI_TENANT_APP_NAME.  This value is the Service Principal that Snowflake uses to connect to Azure. Copy this value. You can remove the underscore and numbers at the end.
+Then, in the output for property_value of the storage location, in the json you will see a AZURE_MULTI_TENANT_APP_NAME.  This value is the Service Principal that Snowflake uses to connect to Azure. Copy this value. You can remove the underscore and numbers at the end.
 ![](assets/AppName.png)
 
 In Fabric, grant the service principal access to your Fabric lakehouse.