3rd party datagridview recommendation

[Steve Echols]

Telerik[^] has some pretty good controls.

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[Lost User]

DevExpress[^] all the way. Cheers, Drew. [Weird, I could have sworn I replied to the OP...]

modified on Monday, November 23, 2009 1:21 AM

[Brady Kelly]

I can vouch for the Telerik suite. They can sometimes be a bit harder to work with, but the support is phenomenal.

[Dave Thomson]

I'm with you on this one Drew, DevExpress any day of the week. :thumbsup:

[kinanhucha]

I second the Telerik Suite but also check out the Janus Systems GridEX control.

[mobilemobile]

Anyone have any feedback on Resco or ComponentOne?

[PSU Steve]

The Infragistics UltraWinGrid is awesome...

[Pete BSC]

I 2nd Infragistics. The support forum is full of answers and replies are quick from Infragistic staff.

[Steve Naidamast]

If you are doing ASP.NET you should check out www.obout.com. They have great tools, which are quite easy to use. Go Brooklyn, USA !!!

Steve Naidamast Black Falcon Software, Inc. blackfalconsoftware@ix.netcom.com

[Eaverae]

Telerik all the way

[Member 617025]

Stingray Objective Grid is still alive after more than 10 years since it was developed - thousands developers used it successfully! Excel-,Acess- and custom look, databinding, a lot of embedded controls, compatibility with C++/CLI, simple programming and customization are there. Support for Windows 7, Visual Studio 2010, MFC Feature Pack are coming soon Boris Meltreger Rogue Wave Software, Inc.

[Dan Neely]

Graph paper, drafting pens, and a strait edge.

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