Visual Studio Component Packages
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Does anyone have any recommendations for component add ons for Visual Studio 2010? In particular we are needing a dashboard package and a Gridview on steriods package (Think trying to replicate excel on an input page). Don't ask I know that's not a good idea but if I want to get these user not using excel and inputting directly to our databases, I've got to come up with soemthing the "acts" like excel. I've taken a look online but wanted to know what others had used and what they thought of the ones that they have used. We are willing to spend some money but not thousands of dollars. Perpetuum keeps coming up for the dashboard. Any thoughts? I'm not really finding anything for the gridview. Thanks, Carolyn
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Does anyone have any recommendations for component add ons for Visual Studio 2010? In particular we are needing a dashboard package and a Gridview on steriods package (Think trying to replicate excel on an input page). Don't ask I know that's not a good idea but if I want to get these user not using excel and inputting directly to our databases, I've got to come up with soemthing the "acts" like excel. I've taken a look online but wanted to know what others had used and what they thought of the ones that they have used. We are willing to spend some money but not thousands of dollars. Perpetuum keeps coming up for the dashboard. Any thoughts? I'm not really finding anything for the gridview. Thanks, Carolyn
If you can’t have fun at work, then why go to work?
We use: - DevExpress for our grids and chart - http://sourceforge.net/projects/dockpanelsuite/[^] For our dashboard. - SpreadsheetGear[^] for spreadsheet input. DevExpress also has a good dashboard docking control for Silverlight and WPF, but we are stuck in WinForms land.
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We use: - DevExpress for our grids and chart - http://sourceforge.net/projects/dockpanelsuite/[^] For our dashboard. - SpreadsheetGear[^] for spreadsheet input. DevExpress also has a good dashboard docking control for Silverlight and WPF, but we are stuck in WinForms land.
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I'll take a look at those. I think my supervisor had already been taking a look at DevExpress but was looking at them for other components. Thanks, Carolyn
If you can’t have fun at work, then why go to work?
Spreadsheet gear allowed us to replicate excel data entry to our DB, we had no use for the more advanced (the real spreadsheet capability) of the tool. Use Telerik for the silverlight grids and they are cute. [edit] support from telerik is excellent, the default answer seems to be a sample with the solution [/edit]
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