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### Export
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### Exports
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Several export methods are available, which are the same as using the `File > Download` menu in the Google Sheets UI. The formats listed below export only a single sheet. See [GoogleSpreadsheet > Export](classes/google-spreadsheet?id=export) formats which include the entire document.
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See [Exports guide](guides/exports) for more info.
Several export methods are available, which are the same as using the `File > Download` menu in the Google Sheets UI. The formats listed below export all sheets in the document. See [GoogleSpreadsheetWorksheet > Export](classes/google-spreadsheet-worksheet?id=export) formats which export only a single sheet.
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See [Exports guide](guides/exports) for more info.
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## Stream mode
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Dealing with streamscan be useful to do things like upload the file directly to somewhere else, or to handle a large CSV.
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Dealing with [streams](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Streams_API) means you are dealing with a stream of data rather than the entire file at once. This can be useful to do things like upload the file to somewhere else without saving it locally first, or to handle a large CSV when you want to do something else with each entry.
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This example doesn't get into the details, but this simple example should at least get you started.
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This example doesn't get into the details of using streams, but this simple example should at least get you started:
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