diff --git a/types/office-js-preview/index.d.ts b/types/office-js-preview/index.d.ts
index c1bc850511..3877746590 100644
--- a/types/office-js-preview/index.d.ts
+++ b/types/office-js-preview/index.d.ts
@@ -20433,7 +20433,6 @@ declare namespace Excel {
         /**
          *
          * Represents the formula in A1-style notation.
-            When setting formulas to a range, the value argument can be either a single value (a string) or a two-dimensional array. If the argument is a single value, it will be applied to all cells in the range.
          *
          * [Api set: ExcelApi 1.1]
          */
@@ -20441,7 +20440,6 @@ declare namespace Excel {
         /**
          *
          * Represents the formula in A1-style notation, in the user's language and number-formatting locale.  For example, the English "=SUM(A1, 1.5)" formula would become "=SUMME(A1; 1,5)" in German.
-            When setting formulas to a range, the value argument can be either a single value (a string) or a two-dimensional array. If the argument is a single value, it will be applied to all cells in the range.
          *
          * [Api set: ExcelApi 1.1]
          */
@@ -20449,7 +20447,6 @@ declare namespace Excel {
         /**
          *
          * Represents the formula in R1C1-style notation.
-            When setting formulas to a range, the value argument can be either a single value (a string) or a two-dimensional array. If the argument is a single value, it will be applied to all cells in the range.
          *
          * [Api set: ExcelApi 1.2]
          */
@@ -20516,7 +20513,6 @@ declare namespace Excel {
         /**
          *
          * Represents Excel's number format code for the given range.
-            When setting number format to a range, the value argument can be either a single value (string) or a two-dimensional array. If the argument is a single value, it will be applied to all cells in the range.
          *
          * [Api set: ExcelApi 1.1]
          */
@@ -20524,8 +20520,6 @@ declare namespace Excel {
         /**
          *
          * Represents Excel's number format code for the given range, based on the language settings of the user.​
-            When setting number format local to a range, the value argument can be either a single value (string) or a two-dimensional array.
-            If the argument is a single value, it will be applied to all cells in the range.​
             Excel does not perform any language or format coercion when getting or setting the `numberFormatLocal` property.
             Any returned text uses the locally-formatted strings based on the language specified in the system settings.
          *
@@ -20596,7 +20590,6 @@ declare namespace Excel {
         /**
          *
          * Represents the raw values of the specified range. The data returned could be of type string, number, or a boolean. Cells that contain an error will return the error string.
-            When setting values to a range, the value argument can be either a single value (string, number or boolean) or a two-dimensional array. If the argument is a single value, it will be applied to all cells in the range.
          *
          * [Api set: ExcelApi 1.1]
          */
@@ -45086,7 +45079,6 @@ declare namespace Excel {
             /**
              *
              * Represents the formula in A1-style notation.
-            When setting formulas to a range, the value argument can be either a single value (a string) or a two-dimensional array. If the argument is a single value, it will be applied to all cells in the range.
              *
              * [Api set: ExcelApi 1.1]
              */
@@ -45094,7 +45086,6 @@ declare namespace Excel {
             /**
              *
              * Represents the formula in A1-style notation, in the user's language and number-formatting locale.  For example, the English "=SUM(A1, 1.5)" formula would become "=SUMME(A1; 1,5)" in German.
-            When setting formulas to a range, the value argument can be either a single value (a string) or a two-dimensional array. If the argument is a single value, it will be applied to all cells in the range.
              *
              * [Api set: ExcelApi 1.1]
              */
@@ -45102,7 +45093,6 @@ declare namespace Excel {
             /**
              *
              * Represents the formula in R1C1-style notation.
-            When setting formulas to a range, the value argument can be either a single value (a string) or a two-dimensional array. If the argument is a single value, it will be applied to all cells in the range.
              *
              * [Api set: ExcelApi 1.2]
              */
@@ -45117,7 +45107,6 @@ declare namespace Excel {
             /**
              *
              * Represents Excel's number format code for the given range.
-            When setting number format to a range, the value argument can be either a single value (string) or a two-dimensional array. If the argument is a single value, it will be applied to all cells in the range.
              *
              * [Api set: ExcelApi 1.1]
              */
@@ -45125,8 +45114,6 @@ declare namespace Excel {
             /**
              *
              * Represents Excel's number format code for the given range, based on the language settings of the user.​
-            When setting number format local to a range, the value argument can be either a single value (string) or a two-dimensional array.
-            If the argument is a single value, it will be applied to all cells in the range.​
             Excel does not perform any language or format coercion when getting or setting the `numberFormatLocal` property.
             Any returned text uses the locally-formatted strings based on the language specified in the system settings.
              *
@@ -45152,7 +45139,6 @@ declare namespace Excel {
             /**
              *
              * Represents the raw values of the specified range. The data returned could be of type string, number, or a boolean. Cells that contain an error will return the error string.
-            When setting values to a range, the value argument can be either a single value (string, number or boolean) or a two-dimensional array. If the argument is a single value, it will be applied to all cells in the range.
              *
              * [Api set: ExcelApi 1.1]
              */
@@ -50064,7 +50050,6 @@ declare namespace Excel {
             /**
              *
              * Represents the formula in A1-style notation.
-            When setting formulas to a range, the value argument can be either a single value (a string) or a two-dimensional array. If the argument is a single value, it will be applied to all cells in the range.
              *
              * [Api set: ExcelApi 1.1]
              */
@@ -50072,7 +50057,6 @@ declare namespace Excel {
             /**
              *
              * Represents the formula in A1-style notation, in the user's language and number-formatting locale.  For example, the English "=SUM(A1, 1.5)" formula would become "=SUMME(A1; 1,5)" in German.
-            When setting formulas to a range, the value argument can be either a single value (a string) or a two-dimensional array. If the argument is a single value, it will be applied to all cells in the range.
              *
              * [Api set: ExcelApi 1.1]
              */
@@ -50080,7 +50064,6 @@ declare namespace Excel {
             /**
              *
              * Represents the formula in R1C1-style notation.
-            When setting formulas to a range, the value argument can be either a single value (a string) or a two-dimensional array. If the argument is a single value, it will be applied to all cells in the range.
              *
              * [Api set: ExcelApi 1.2]
              */
@@ -50147,7 +50130,6 @@ declare namespace Excel {
             /**
              *
              * Represents Excel's number format code for the given range.
-            When setting number format to a range, the value argument can be either a single value (string) or a two-dimensional array. If the argument is a single value, it will be applied to all cells in the range.
              *
              * [Api set: ExcelApi 1.1]
              */
@@ -50155,8 +50137,6 @@ declare namespace Excel {
             /**
              *
              * Represents Excel's number format code for the given range, based on the language settings of the user.​
-            When setting number format local to a range, the value argument can be either a single value (string) or a two-dimensional array.
-            If the argument is a single value, it will be applied to all cells in the range.​
             Excel does not perform any language or format coercion when getting or setting the `numberFormatLocal` property.
             Any returned text uses the locally-formatted strings based on the language specified in the system settings.
              *
@@ -50227,7 +50207,6 @@ declare namespace Excel {
             /**
              *
              * Represents the raw values of the specified range. The data returned could be of type string, number, or a boolean. Cells that contain an error will return the error string.
-            When setting values to a range, the value argument can be either a single value (string, number or boolean) or a two-dimensional array. If the argument is a single value, it will be applied to all cells in the range.
              *
              * [Api set: ExcelApi 1.1]
              */
@@ -56286,7 +56265,6 @@ declare namespace Excel {
             /**
              *
              * Represents the formula in A1-style notation.
-            When setting formulas to a range, the value argument can be either a single value (a string) or a two-dimensional array. If the argument is a single value, it will be applied to all cells in the range.
              *
              * [Api set: ExcelApi 1.1]
              */
@@ -56294,7 +56272,6 @@ declare namespace Excel {
             /**
              *
              * Represents the formula in A1-style notation, in the user's language and number-formatting locale.  For example, the English "=SUM(A1, 1.5)" formula would become "=SUMME(A1; 1,5)" in German.
-            When setting formulas to a range, the value argument can be either a single value (a string) or a two-dimensional array. If the argument is a single value, it will be applied to all cells in the range.
              *
              * [Api set: ExcelApi 1.1]
              */
@@ -56302,7 +56279,6 @@ declare namespace Excel {
             /**
              *
              * Represents the formula in R1C1-style notation.
-            When setting formulas to a range, the value argument can be either a single value (a string) or a two-dimensional array. If the argument is a single value, it will be applied to all cells in the range.
              *
              * [Api set: ExcelApi 1.2]
              */
@@ -56369,7 +56345,6 @@ declare namespace Excel {
             /**
              *
              * Represents Excel's number format code for the given range.
-            When setting number format to a range, the value argument can be either a single value (string) or a two-dimensional array. If the argument is a single value, it will be applied to all cells in the range.
              *
              * [Api set: ExcelApi 1.1]
              */
@@ -56377,8 +56352,6 @@ declare namespace Excel {
             /**
              *
              * Represents Excel's number format code for the given range, based on the language settings of the user.​
-            When setting number format local to a range, the value argument can be either a single value (string) or a two-dimensional array.
-            If the argument is a single value, it will be applied to all cells in the range.​
             Excel does not perform any language or format coercion when getting or setting the `numberFormatLocal` property.
             Any returned text uses the locally-formatted strings based on the language specified in the system settings.
              *
@@ -56449,7 +56422,6 @@ declare namespace Excel {
             /**
              *
              * Represents the raw values of the specified range. The data returned could be of type string, number, or a boolean. Cells that contain an error will return the error string.
-            When setting values to a range, the value argument can be either a single value (string, number or boolean) or a two-dimensional array. If the argument is a single value, it will be applied to all cells in the range.
              *
              * [Api set: ExcelApi 1.1]
              */
@@ -64090,7 +64062,6 @@ declare namespace Excel {
             /**
              *
              * For EACH ITEM in the collection: Represents the formula in A1-style notation.
-            When setting formulas to a range, the value argument can be either a single value (a string) or a two-dimensional array. If the argument is a single value, it will be applied to all cells in the range.
              *
              * [Api set: ExcelApi 1.1]
              */
@@ -64098,7 +64069,6 @@ declare namespace Excel {
             /**
              *
              * For EACH ITEM in the collection: Represents the formula in A1-style notation, in the user's language and number-formatting locale.  For example, the English "=SUM(A1, 1.5)" formula would become "=SUMME(A1; 1,5)" in German.
-            When setting formulas to a range, the value argument can be either a single value (a string) or a two-dimensional array. If the argument is a single value, it will be applied to all cells in the range.
              *
              * [Api set: ExcelApi 1.1]
              */
@@ -64106,7 +64076,6 @@ declare namespace Excel {
             /**
              *
              * For EACH ITEM in the collection: Represents the formula in R1C1-style notation.
-            When setting formulas to a range, the value argument can be either a single value (a string) or a two-dimensional array. If the argument is a single value, it will be applied to all cells in the range.
              *
              * [Api set: ExcelApi 1.2]
              */
@@ -64173,7 +64142,6 @@ declare namespace Excel {
             /**
              *
              * For EACH ITEM in the collection: Represents Excel's number format code for the given range.
-            When setting number format to a range, the value argument can be either a single value (string) or a two-dimensional array. If the argument is a single value, it will be applied to all cells in the range.
              *
              * [Api set: ExcelApi 1.1]
              */
@@ -64181,8 +64149,6 @@ declare namespace Excel {
             /**
              *
              * For EACH ITEM in the collection: Represents Excel's number format code for the given range, based on the language settings of the user.​
-            When setting number format local to a range, the value argument can be either a single value (string) or a two-dimensional array.
-            If the argument is a single value, it will be applied to all cells in the range.​
             Excel does not perform any language or format coercion when getting or setting the `numberFormatLocal` property.
             Any returned text uses the locally-formatted strings based on the language specified in the system settings.
              *
@@ -64253,7 +64219,6 @@ declare namespace Excel {
             /**
              *
              * For EACH ITEM in the collection: Represents the raw values of the specified range. The data returned could be of type string, number, or a boolean. Cells that contain an error will return the error string.
-            When setting values to a range, the value argument can be either a single value (string, number or boolean) or a two-dimensional array. If the argument is a single value, it will be applied to all cells in the range.
              *
              * [Api set: ExcelApi 1.1]
              */
diff --git a/types/office-js/index.d.ts b/types/office-js/index.d.ts
index f016d5323f..b73d9440e1 100644
--- a/types/office-js/index.d.ts
+++ b/types/office-js/index.d.ts
@@ -19808,7 +19808,6 @@ declare namespace Excel {
         /**
          *
          * Represents the formula in A1-style notation.
-            When setting formulas to a range, the value argument can be either a single value (a string) or a two-dimensional array. If the argument is a single value, it will be applied to all cells in the range.
          *
          * [Api set: ExcelApi 1.1]
          */
@@ -19816,7 +19815,6 @@ declare namespace Excel {
         /**
          *
          * Represents the formula in A1-style notation, in the user's language and number-formatting locale.  For example, the English "=SUM(A1, 1.5)" formula would become "=SUMME(A1; 1,5)" in German.
-            When setting formulas to a range, the value argument can be either a single value (a string) or a two-dimensional array. If the argument is a single value, it will be applied to all cells in the range.
          *
          * [Api set: ExcelApi 1.1]
          */
@@ -19824,7 +19822,6 @@ declare namespace Excel {
         /**
          *
          * Represents the formula in R1C1-style notation.
-            When setting formulas to a range, the value argument can be either a single value (a string) or a two-dimensional array. If the argument is a single value, it will be applied to all cells in the range.
          *
          * [Api set: ExcelApi 1.2]
          */
@@ -19881,7 +19878,6 @@ declare namespace Excel {
         /**
          *
          * Represents Excel's number format code for the given range.
-            When setting number format to a range, the value argument can be either a single value (string) or a two-dimensional array. If the argument is a single value, it will be applied to all cells in the range.
          *
          * [Api set: ExcelApi 1.1]
          */
@@ -19889,8 +19885,6 @@ declare namespace Excel {
         /**
          *
          * Represents Excel's number format code for the given range, based on the language settings of the user.​
-            When setting number format local to a range, the value argument can be either a single value (string) or a two-dimensional array.
-            If the argument is a single value, it will be applied to all cells in the range.​
             Excel does not perform any language or format coercion when getting or setting the `numberFormatLocal` property.
             Any returned text uses the locally-formatted strings based on the language specified in the system settings.
          *
@@ -19951,7 +19945,6 @@ declare namespace Excel {
         /**
          *
          * Represents the raw values of the specified range. The data returned could be of type string, number, or a boolean. Cells that contain an error will return the error string.
-            When setting values to a range, the value argument can be either a single value (string, number or boolean) or a two-dimensional array. If the argument is a single value, it will be applied to all cells in the range.
          *
          * [Api set: ExcelApi 1.1]
          */
@@ -44046,7 +44039,6 @@ declare namespace Excel {
             /**
              *
              * Represents the formula in A1-style notation.
-            When setting formulas to a range, the value argument can be either a single value (a string) or a two-dimensional array. If the argument is a single value, it will be applied to all cells in the range.
              *
              * [Api set: ExcelApi 1.1]
              */
@@ -44054,7 +44046,6 @@ declare namespace Excel {
             /**
              *
              * Represents the formula in A1-style notation, in the user's language and number-formatting locale.  For example, the English "=SUM(A1, 1.5)" formula would become "=SUMME(A1; 1,5)" in German.
-            When setting formulas to a range, the value argument can be either a single value (a string) or a two-dimensional array. If the argument is a single value, it will be applied to all cells in the range.
              *
              * [Api set: ExcelApi 1.1]
              */
@@ -44062,7 +44053,6 @@ declare namespace Excel {
             /**
              *
              * Represents the formula in R1C1-style notation.
-            When setting formulas to a range, the value argument can be either a single value (a string) or a two-dimensional array. If the argument is a single value, it will be applied to all cells in the range.
              *
              * [Api set: ExcelApi 1.2]
              */
@@ -44077,7 +44067,6 @@ declare namespace Excel {
             /**
              *
              * Represents Excel's number format code for the given range.
-            When setting number format to a range, the value argument can be either a single value (string) or a two-dimensional array. If the argument is a single value, it will be applied to all cells in the range.
              *
              * [Api set: ExcelApi 1.1]
              */
@@ -44085,8 +44074,6 @@ declare namespace Excel {
             /**
              *
              * Represents Excel's number format code for the given range, based on the language settings of the user.​
-            When setting number format local to a range, the value argument can be either a single value (string) or a two-dimensional array.
-            If the argument is a single value, it will be applied to all cells in the range.​
             Excel does not perform any language or format coercion when getting or setting the `numberFormatLocal` property.
             Any returned text uses the locally-formatted strings based on the language specified in the system settings.
              *
@@ -44112,7 +44099,6 @@ declare namespace Excel {
             /**
              *
              * Represents the raw values of the specified range. The data returned could be of type string, number, or a boolean. Cells that contain an error will return the error string.
-            When setting values to a range, the value argument can be either a single value (string, number or boolean) or a two-dimensional array. If the argument is a single value, it will be applied to all cells in the range.
              *
              * [Api set: ExcelApi 1.1]
              */
@@ -48955,7 +48941,6 @@ declare namespace Excel {
             /**
              *
              * Represents the formula in A1-style notation.
-            When setting formulas to a range, the value argument can be either a single value (a string) or a two-dimensional array. If the argument is a single value, it will be applied to all cells in the range.
              *
              * [Api set: ExcelApi 1.1]
              */
@@ -48963,7 +48948,6 @@ declare namespace Excel {
             /**
              *
              * Represents the formula in A1-style notation, in the user's language and number-formatting locale.  For example, the English "=SUM(A1, 1.5)" formula would become "=SUMME(A1; 1,5)" in German.
-            When setting formulas to a range, the value argument can be either a single value (a string) or a two-dimensional array. If the argument is a single value, it will be applied to all cells in the range.
              *
              * [Api set: ExcelApi 1.1]
              */
@@ -48971,7 +48955,6 @@ declare namespace Excel {
             /**
              *
              * Represents the formula in R1C1-style notation.
-            When setting formulas to a range, the value argument can be either a single value (a string) or a two-dimensional array. If the argument is a single value, it will be applied to all cells in the range.
              *
              * [Api set: ExcelApi 1.2]
              */
@@ -49028,7 +49011,6 @@ declare namespace Excel {
             /**
              *
              * Represents Excel's number format code for the given range.
-            When setting number format to a range, the value argument can be either a single value (string) or a two-dimensional array. If the argument is a single value, it will be applied to all cells in the range.
              *
              * [Api set: ExcelApi 1.1]
              */
@@ -49036,8 +49018,6 @@ declare namespace Excel {
             /**
              *
              * Represents Excel's number format code for the given range, based on the language settings of the user.​
-            When setting number format local to a range, the value argument can be either a single value (string) or a two-dimensional array.
-            If the argument is a single value, it will be applied to all cells in the range.​
             Excel does not perform any language or format coercion when getting or setting the `numberFormatLocal` property.
             Any returned text uses the locally-formatted strings based on the language specified in the system settings.
              *
@@ -49098,7 +49078,6 @@ declare namespace Excel {
             /**
              *
              * Represents the raw values of the specified range. The data returned could be of type string, number, or a boolean. Cells that contain an error will return the error string.
-            When setting values to a range, the value argument can be either a single value (string, number or boolean) or a two-dimensional array. If the argument is a single value, it will be applied to all cells in the range.
              *
              * [Api set: ExcelApi 1.1]
              */
@@ -55031,7 +55010,6 @@ declare namespace Excel {
             /**
              *
              * Represents the formula in A1-style notation.
-            When setting formulas to a range, the value argument can be either a single value (a string) or a two-dimensional array. If the argument is a single value, it will be applied to all cells in the range.
              *
              * [Api set: ExcelApi 1.1]
              */
@@ -55039,7 +55017,6 @@ declare namespace Excel {
             /**
              *
              * Represents the formula in A1-style notation, in the user's language and number-formatting locale.  For example, the English "=SUM(A1, 1.5)" formula would become "=SUMME(A1; 1,5)" in German.
-            When setting formulas to a range, the value argument can be either a single value (a string) or a two-dimensional array. If the argument is a single value, it will be applied to all cells in the range.
              *
              * [Api set: ExcelApi 1.1]
              */
@@ -55047,7 +55024,6 @@ declare namespace Excel {
             /**
              *
              * Represents the formula in R1C1-style notation.
-            When setting formulas to a range, the value argument can be either a single value (a string) or a two-dimensional array. If the argument is a single value, it will be applied to all cells in the range.
              *
              * [Api set: ExcelApi 1.2]
              */
@@ -55104,7 +55080,6 @@ declare namespace Excel {
             /**
              *
              * Represents Excel's number format code for the given range.
-            When setting number format to a range, the value argument can be either a single value (string) or a two-dimensional array. If the argument is a single value, it will be applied to all cells in the range.
              *
              * [Api set: ExcelApi 1.1]
              */
@@ -55112,8 +55087,6 @@ declare namespace Excel {
             /**
              *
              * Represents Excel's number format code for the given range, based on the language settings of the user.​
-            When setting number format local to a range, the value argument can be either a single value (string) or a two-dimensional array.
-            If the argument is a single value, it will be applied to all cells in the range.​
             Excel does not perform any language or format coercion when getting or setting the `numberFormatLocal` property.
             Any returned text uses the locally-formatted strings based on the language specified in the system settings.
              *
@@ -55174,7 +55147,6 @@ declare namespace Excel {
             /**
              *
              * Represents the raw values of the specified range. The data returned could be of type string, number, or a boolean. Cells that contain an error will return the error string.
-            When setting values to a range, the value argument can be either a single value (string, number or boolean) or a two-dimensional array. If the argument is a single value, it will be applied to all cells in the range.
              *
              * [Api set: ExcelApi 1.1]
              */
@@ -62699,7 +62671,6 @@ declare namespace Excel {
             /**
              *
              * For EACH ITEM in the collection: Represents the formula in A1-style notation.
-            When setting formulas to a range, the value argument can be either a single value (a string) or a two-dimensional array. If the argument is a single value, it will be applied to all cells in the range.
              *
              * [Api set: ExcelApi 1.1]
              */
@@ -62707,7 +62678,6 @@ declare namespace Excel {
             /**
              *
              * For EACH ITEM in the collection: Represents the formula in A1-style notation, in the user's language and number-formatting locale.  For example, the English "=SUM(A1, 1.5)" formula would become "=SUMME(A1; 1,5)" in German.
-            When setting formulas to a range, the value argument can be either a single value (a string) or a two-dimensional array. If the argument is a single value, it will be applied to all cells in the range.
              *
              * [Api set: ExcelApi 1.1]
              */
@@ -62715,7 +62685,6 @@ declare namespace Excel {
             /**
              *
              * For EACH ITEM in the collection: Represents the formula in R1C1-style notation.
-            When setting formulas to a range, the value argument can be either a single value (a string) or a two-dimensional array. If the argument is a single value, it will be applied to all cells in the range.
              *
              * [Api set: ExcelApi 1.2]
              */
@@ -62772,7 +62741,6 @@ declare namespace Excel {
             /**
              *
              * For EACH ITEM in the collection: Represents Excel's number format code for the given range.
-            When setting number format to a range, the value argument can be either a single value (string) or a two-dimensional array. If the argument is a single value, it will be applied to all cells in the range.
              *
              * [Api set: ExcelApi 1.1]
              */
@@ -62780,8 +62748,6 @@ declare namespace Excel {
             /**
              *
              * For EACH ITEM in the collection: Represents Excel's number format code for the given range, based on the language settings of the user.​
-            When setting number format local to a range, the value argument can be either a single value (string) or a two-dimensional array.
-            If the argument is a single value, it will be applied to all cells in the range.​
             Excel does not perform any language or format coercion when getting or setting the `numberFormatLocal` property.
             Any returned text uses the locally-formatted strings based on the language specified in the system settings.
              *
@@ -62842,7 +62808,6 @@ declare namespace Excel {
             /**
              *
              * For EACH ITEM in the collection: Represents the raw values of the specified range. The data returned could be of type string, number, or a boolean. Cells that contain an error will return the error string.
-            When setting values to a range, the value argument can be either a single value (string, number or boolean) or a two-dimensional array. If the argument is a single value, it will be applied to all cells in the range.
              *
              * [Api set: ExcelApi 1.1]
              */