export declare const browserScalarFunctionArities: Map<string, readonly [minimum: number, maximum: number]>;
export declare function normalizeSpreadsheetFunctionName(name: string): string;
/**
 * Evaluate the bounded browser implementation of `SUBTOTAL`.
 *
 * Fortune delegates unknown functions to Formula.js. Formula.js returns an
 * undefined value for an unknown function number, which the parser can then
 * coerce into a boolean. Keeping this small implementation here makes the
 * JavaScript fallback deterministic and aligned with the Rust kernel. The
 * calculation request does not carry hidden-row metadata yet, so the 1–11
 * and 101–111 function-number families intentionally have the same result.
 */
export declare function evaluateParserSubtotal(parameters: readonly unknown[]): unknown;
export type SpreadsheetFormulaDateSystem = '1900' | '1904';
/**
 * Bounded Traditional Office `DATE` / `YEAR` / `MONTH` / `DAY` helpers that keep
 * Excel serial numbers instead of JavaScript `Date` objects.
 */
export declare function evaluateParserDate(parameters: readonly unknown[], dateSystem?: SpreadsheetFormulaDateSystem): unknown;
export declare function evaluateParserYear(parameters: readonly unknown[], dateSystem?: SpreadsheetFormulaDateSystem): unknown;
export declare function evaluateParserMonth(parameters: readonly unknown[], dateSystem?: SpreadsheetFormulaDateSystem): unknown;
export declare function evaluateParserDay(parameters: readonly unknown[], dateSystem?: SpreadsheetFormulaDateSystem): unknown;
/**
 * Bounded Traditional Office `NUMBERVALUE` with explicit decimal/group
 * separators. One-argument calls keep en-US defaults (`.` decimal, `,`
 * thousands) and refuse ambiguous comma-decimal text so locale guessing stays
 * fail-closed — use `NUMBERVALUE(text, ",", ".")` for EU-style decimals.
 */
export declare function evaluateParserNumberValue(parameters: readonly unknown[]): unknown;
/**
 * Bounded Traditional Office `VALUE` with locale guessing for unambiguous
 * decimal/group separators. Prefer the last separator as decimal when both
 * `,` and `.` appear; treat one-separator text as EU decimal when the
 * fractional part has 1–2 digits, otherwise as US thousands groups of three.
 * Remaining ambiguous shapes stay `#VALUE!` (use `NUMBERVALUE` with explicit
 * separators).
 */
export declare function evaluateParserValue(parameters: readonly unknown[]): unknown;
/**
 * Bounded Traditional Office `SEQUENCE` returning a row-major numeric grid for
 * dynamic-array spill materialization in the JavaScript fallback.
 */
export declare function evaluateParserSequence(parameters: readonly unknown[]): unknown;
/**
 * Bounded Traditional Office `TRANSPOSE` returning a transposed numeric/text
 * grid for dynamic-array spill materialization.
 */
export declare function evaluateParserTranspose(parameters: readonly unknown[]): unknown;
/**
 * Bounded Traditional Office `UNIQUE` (row-wise, keep first occurrence).
 * Optional `by_col` / `exactly_once` arguments stay fail-closed as `#VALUE!`
 * when non-default so the spill surface remains intentional.
 */
export declare function evaluateParserUnique(parameters: readonly unknown[]): unknown;
/**
 * Bounded Traditional Office `FILTER` (row or column include masks).
 * Empty results without `if_empty` fail closed as `#CALC!`.
 */
export declare function evaluateParserFilter(parameters: readonly unknown[]): unknown;
/**
 * Bounded Traditional Office `SORT` (row-wise by one column index).
 * Non-default `by_col` stays fail-closed as `#VALUE!`.
 */
export declare function evaluateParserSort(parameters: readonly unknown[]): unknown;
export declare function normalizeFormulaForFortuneParser(formula: string): string;