Data Grid Blues!

[Tull Clancey]

Hi all.

I'm fast becoming very fed up with the standard .net datagrid. I rely on
grids a great deal, the .net grid is a pain to work with and very difficult
to customise.

Has anyone used any 3rd party grids? Can anyonw suggest an 'easy to use'
grid?

Cheers,
Tull.

[Chris]

Tull Clancey wrote:

Hi all.

I'm fast becoming very fed up with the standard .net datagrid. I rely on
grids a great deal, the .net grid is a pain to work with and very difficult
to customise.

Has anyone used any 3rd party grids? Can anyonw suggest an 'easy to use'
grid?

Cheers,
Tull.

What type of stuff is the standard grid not doing that you need? What
way is the standard one 'hard to use'?

Chris

[Rothariger]

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janusys gridex, a good one, more cheaper...
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"Chris" wrote:

Tull Clancey wrote:

Hi all.

I'm fast becoming very fed up with the standard .net datagrid. I rely on
grids a great deal, the .net grid is a pain to work with and very difficult
to customise.

Has anyone used any 3rd party grids? Can anyonw suggest an 'easy to use'
grid?

Cheers,
Tull.

What type of stuff is the standard grid not doing that you need? What
way is the standard one 'hard to use'?

Chris

[Tull Clancey]

To be honest it's things that used to be so simple using the old flex grid,
like colouring cells and text. Rather than adding a couple of lines to
check values and re-colour a row, I know have to write an entire class
structure just to achieve this. As I tend to work with many grids in an
application this overhead is too large.

Any ideas?

Cheers,
Tull.

"Chris" <[e-mail]> wrote in message
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Tull Clancey wrote:

Hi all.

I'm fast becoming very fed up with the standard .net datagrid. I rely on
grids a great deal, the .net grid is a pain to work with and very
difficult to customise.

Has anyone used any 3rd party grids? Can anyonw suggest an 'easy to use'
grid?

Cheers,
Tull.

What type of stuff is the standard grid not doing that you need? What way
is the standard one 'hard to use'?

Chris

[Jan Hyde]

"Tull Clancey" <tu**********@btopenworld.com>'s wild
thoughts were released on Tue, 26 Jul 2005 13:36:59 +0000
(UTC) bearing the following fruit:

Hi all.

I'm fast becoming very fed up with the standard .net datagrid. I rely on
grids a great deal, the .net grid is a pain to work with and very difficult
to customise.

Has anyone used any 3rd party grids? Can anyonw suggest an 'easy to use'
grid?

I'm with you on that.

I'm using devexpress xtragrid, it's certainly a lot harder
to use than the flexgrid by a long way but out of the three
or four I downloaded I got to grips with this one quickest
and has so far allowed me to do what I want.

I wouldn't say it's 'easy to use' right away though but then
non of them were.



Jan Hyde (VB MVP)

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[Paul]

C1 FlexGrid. http://www.componentone.com.

Download it from http://tinyurl.com/7u2kt

I find it easy to use and very flexible. Used it for years. Their tech
support and help, done mostly through their newsgroup, is also top notch.
It's the only third party control I use... except for Crystal, which I hate.

Paul

"Tull Clancey" <tu**********@btopenworld.com> wrote in message
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Hi all.

I'm fast becoming very fed up with the standard .net datagrid. I rely on
grids a great deal, the .net grid is a pain to work with and very difficult to customise.

Has anyone used any 3rd party grids? Can anyonw suggest an 'easy to use'
grid?

Cheers,
Tull.

[Tull Clancey]

Many thanks. I'll give it a go.

Cheers,
Tull.

"Paul" <no***@executespammers.org> wrote in message
news:uv**************@TK2MSFTNGP15.phx.gbl...

C1 FlexGrid. http://www.componentone.com.

Download it from http://tinyurl.com/7u2kt

I find it easy to use and very flexible. Used it for years. Their tech
support and help, done mostly through their newsgroup, is also top notch.
It's the only third party control I use... except for Crystal, which I
hate.

Paul

"Tull Clancey" <tu**********@btopenworld.com> wrote in message
news:dc**********@nwrdmz02.dmz.ncs.ea.ibs-infra.bt.com...

Hi all.

I'm fast becoming very fed up with the standard .net datagrid. I rely on
grids a great deal, the .net grid is a pain to work with and very

difficult

to customise.

Has anyone used any 3rd party grids? Can anyonw suggest an 'easy to use'
grid?

Cheers,
Tull.

[Tull Clancey]

Many thanks. I'll give it a go.

Cheers,
Tull.

"Jan Hyde" <St***********@REMOVE.ME.uboot.com> wrote in message
news:ur********************************@4ax.com...

"Tull Clancey" <tu**********@btopenworld.com>'s wild
thoughts were released on Tue, 26 Jul 2005 13:36:59 +0000
(UTC) bearing the following fruit:

Hi all.

I'm fast becoming very fed up with the standard .net datagrid. I rely on
grids a great deal, the .net grid is a pain to work with and very
difficult
to customise.

Has anyone used any 3rd party grids? Can anyonw suggest an 'easy to use'
grid?

I'm with you on that.

I'm using devexpress xtragrid, it's certainly a lot harder
to use than the flexgrid by a long way but out of the three
or four I downloaded I got to grips with this one quickest
and has so far allowed me to do what I want.

I wouldn't say it's 'easy to use' right away though but then
non of them were.



Jan Hyde (VB MVP)

--
Men always make passes at girls that drain glasses. (Henny Youngman)

[Abolish the TV Licence - http://www.tvlicensing.biz/]