# ExportMode

> _Since v2.4.0_

Controls how cell values are produced for export.

- `'raw'` — underlying values straight from the row (i.e. what
  `resolveCellValue` returns). No display formatting applied. Use when you
  want underlying typed values (Dates stay Dates, numbers stay numbers) —
  ideal for handing rows to a third-party serializer. **This matches the
  behavior of today's `exportCsv` / `exportExcel` / `exportJson`.**

- `'formatted'` — applies display formatting where available: column-type
  default formatter → `column.format(value, row)`. When a format function
  is found the result is coerced to `string` (the same string the cell
  renders); for typed columns without a custom `format` the value may stay
  typed (e.g. boolean columns coerce to `true`/`false`, date columns use
  `formatDateValue`). `processCell` runs **last** and may return any type,
  so the final cell value is `processCell(formattedValue, ...)` when one
  is provided.

Default: `'raw'` — preserves current export behavior exactly. Opt in to
displayed values per call with `{ mode: 'formatted' }`.

```ts
type ExportMode = "raw" | "formatted"
```