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    Hi All, Wondering if anyone has a good recommendation for a c# grid control? Looking for something that allows for "virtual grid" type of thing. I've tried ComponentOne, and wasn't crazy about theirs (too hard to customize). Anybody used one that they have been happy with?

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      Hi All, Wondering if anyone has a good recommendation for a c# grid control? Looking for something that allows for "virtual grid" type of thing. I've tried ComponentOne, and wasn't crazy about theirs (too hard to customize). Anybody used one that they have been happy with?

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      SourceGrid[^] is a nice one, but be carefull, download it from the devage website (mentioned in the CP article) cause there is a new version already, but the CP articel gives a good shot what you can do with it.

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        SourceGrid[^] is a nice one, but be carefull, download it from the devage website (mentioned in the CP article) cause there is a new version already, but the CP articel gives a good shot what you can do with it.

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        Hey, Thanks for the tip. This looks a heck of a lot better than the one we paid $500 to use. I suppose it's OK to use this in commercial software?

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          Hey, Thanks for the tip. This looks a heck of a lot better than the one we paid $500 to use. I suppose it's OK to use this in commercial software?

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          Yeah you can use it for commercial use, but I think you need some license information to put somewhere on it to then. You should look to the licensing information on the website. But it's completely free, no additional payments either. We use it in a Windows form project and we copied the licensing information in the about screen on an extra tab.

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            Hey, Thanks for the tip. This looks a heck of a lot better than the one we paid $500 to use. I suppose it's OK to use this in commercial software?

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            Robert Rohde
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            Yes it is. And its really good. You will have to invest some time at first but after that its more flexible than any other grid I have seen (and I made a full week of evaluations before choosing the grid for my last project). Unless you have the need to display hierarchical data go for it.

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              Yes it is. And its really good. You will have to invest some time at first but after that its more flexible than any other grid I have seen (and I made a full week of evaluations before choosing the grid for my last project). Unless you have the need to display hierarchical data go for it.

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              So far it looks really nice. I have no need for heirarchical data, but I do need some flexibility as far as the types of controls, styles in the grid, etc. SO far, I've been pretty disappointed in the commercial offerings and the lack of flexibility. I can see there's a little bit of a learning curve with it, but can tell the developers went to a lot of trouble to build in a great amount of extensibility.

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