3rd party Grid Control ?

S

Sin Jeong-hun

There's DataGridView control in the .NET but it lacks of some critical
functionalities. I need to use a ComboBox(to be exact, it is a control
inherited from ComboBox) control to receive inputs into cells. But I
can't do that with DataGridView.

There is a sample to embed ComboBox in DataGridView but that had a bug.
When the DataGridView is scrolled, the ComboBox still remains in old
position.

I just want a grid control, where I can embed a control at each cells
so that I can receive user inputs from cells. Is there any 3rd party
control that does this? Freeware control, if possible. Thanks.
 
M

Michael Nemtsev

Hello Sin Jeong-hun,

See there http://www.componentsource.com/relevance/a200/index.html?q=grid

S> There's DataGridView control in the .NET but it lacks of some
S> critical functionalities. I need to use a ComboBox(to be exact, it is
S> a control inherited from ComboBox) control to receive inputs into
S> cells. But I can't do that with DataGridView.
S>
S> There is a sample to embed ComboBox in DataGridView but that had a
S> bug. When the DataGridView is scrolled, the ComboBox still remains in
S> old position.
S>
S> I just want a grid control, where I can embed a control at each cells
S> so that I can receive user inputs from cells. Is there any 3rd party
S> control that does this? Freeware control, if possible. Thanks.
S>
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Michael Nemtsev :: blog: http://spaces.msn.com/laflour

"At times one remains faithful to a cause only because its opponents do not
cease to be insipid." (c) Friedrich Nietzsch
 
E

Earl

Spread is probably the best grid control on the market and easily does what
you want. Not free though. Look at the fpoint.com website.
 

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