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[office-js, office-js-preview] Clarifying numberFormatLocal description #37410

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23 changes: 14 additions & 9 deletions types/office-js-preview/index.d.ts
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Expand Up @@ -21281,8 +21281,9 @@ declare namespace Excel {
numberFormat: any[][];
/**
*
* Represents Excel's number format code for the given range as a string in the language of the user.
* 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.
*
* [Api set: ExcelApi 1.7]
*/
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numberFormat?: any[][];
/**
*
* Represents Excel's number format code for the given range as a string in the language 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.
* 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.
*
* [Api set: ExcelApi 1.7]
*/
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numberFormat?: any[][];
/**
*
* Represents Excel's number format code for the given range as a string in the language 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.
* 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.
*
* [Api set: ExcelApi 1.7]
*/
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numberFormat?: boolean;
/**
*
* Represents Excel's number format code for the given range as a string in the language 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.
* 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.
*
* [Api set: ExcelApi 1.7]
*/
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numberFormat?: boolean;
/**
*
* For EACH ITEM in the collection: Represents Excel's number format code for the given range as a string in the language 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.
* 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.
*
* [Api set: ExcelApi 1.7]
*/
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23 changes: 14 additions & 9 deletions types/office-js/index.d.ts
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Expand Up @@ -20021,8 +20021,9 @@ declare namespace Excel {
numberFormat: any[][];
/**
*
* Represents Excel's number format code for the given range as a string in the language of the user.
* 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.
*
* [Api set: ExcelApi 1.7]
*/
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numberFormat?: any[][];
/**
*
* Represents Excel's number format code for the given range as a string in the language 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.
* 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.
*
* [Api set: ExcelApi 1.7]
*/
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numberFormat?: any[][];
/**
*
* Represents Excel's number format code for the given range as a string in the language 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.
* 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.
*
* [Api set: ExcelApi 1.7]
*/
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numberFormat?: boolean;
/**
*
* Represents Excel's number format code for the given range as a string in the language 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.
* 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.
*
* [Api set: ExcelApi 1.7]
*/
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numberFormat?: boolean;
/**
*
* For EACH ITEM in the collection: Represents Excel's number format code for the given range as a string in the language 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.
* 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.
*
* [Api set: ExcelApi 1.7]
*/
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