diff --git a/documentation/reference/function/aggregation.md b/documentation/reference/function/aggregation.md
index 2919641f8..7718636a8 100644
--- a/documentation/reference/function/aggregation.md
+++ b/documentation/reference/function/aggregation.md
@@ -493,8 +493,8 @@ SELECT payment_type, covar_samp(price, quantity) FROM transactions GROUP BY paym
 - `first(column_name)` - returns the first value of a column.
 
 Supported column datatype: `double`, `float`, `integer`, `IPv4`, `character`,
-`short`, `byte`, `timestamp`, `date`, `long`, `geohash`, `symbol`, `varchar` and
-`uuid`.
+`short`, `byte`, `timestamp`, `date`, `long`, `geohash`, `symbol`, `varchar`,
+`uuid` and `array`.
 
 If a table has a [designated timestamp](/docs/concept/designated-timestamp/),
 then the first row is always the row with the lowest timestamp (oldest). For a table
@@ -655,8 +655,8 @@ FROM (SELECT rnd_double() a FROM long_sequence(100));
 - `last(column_name)` - returns the last value of a column.
 
 Supported column datatype: `double`, `float`, `integer`, `IPv4`, `character`,
-`short`, `byte`, `timestamp`, `date`, `long`, `geohash`, `symbol`, `varchar` and
-`uuid`.
+`short`, `byte`, `timestamp`, `date`, `long`, `geohash`, `symbol`, `varchar`,
+`uuid` and `array`.
 
 If a table has a [designated timestamp](/docs/concept/designated-timestamp/), the
 last row is always the one with the highest (latest) timestamp.