import type { BuiltInRendererDefinition } from '../../types/built-in-renderer.types';
/** Locale-formatted number. Matches `formatValue`'s number branch. */
export declare const numberRenderer: BuiltInRendererDefinition;
/**
 * Currency-formatted number.
 *
 * The symbol comes from the renderer options, then `GridOptions.currencySymbol`,
 * then `$` — the same chain `formatValue` uses, so switching a column to this
 * renderer does not change what it shows.
 */
export declare const currencyRenderer: BuiltInRendererDefinition;
/**
 * Percentage-formatted number.
 *
 * This is genuinely new behaviour rather than a port: `formatValue` has never
 * had a `percentage` case, so those columns fell through to its default branch
 * and rendered a capitalised raw string.
 *
 * `scale` decides how the stored number maps to a percentage — `'value'` (the
 * default) treats `42` as `42%`, `'ratio'` treats `0.42` as `42%`. The default
 * is `'value'` because that is what the grid's existing `percentage` columns
 * store; `'ratio'` is the spreadsheet convention and has to be opted into.
 */
export declare const percentageRenderer: BuiltInRendererDefinition;
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