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Button cell types allow developers to embed interactive buttons directly within grid cells, enabling users to perform actions such as editing, deleting, viewing details, launching dialogs, or executing custom commands without leaving the grid. By keeping actions closely associated with the relevant data, button cell types reduce unnecessary navigation, and improve usability. This makes them well suited to business applications such as customer relationship management systems, inventory management, financial dashboards, and administrative tools, where users frequently perform row-level actions on large datasets.

Several Angular grid controls offer support for button cell types, including:

• Wijmo Angular DataGrid (FlexGrid) by MESCIUS facilitates interactive button cell types that execute common actions directly within grids, improving usability and efficiency.
• Kendo UI Angular Grid by Telerik lets you embed button cell types within grid rows, enabling quick actions, streamlined workflows, and improved productivity.
• DevExtreme Angular Data Grid by DevExpress allows you to add button cell types for row-level commands, simplifying interactions and reducing navigation.
• Jspreadsheet Pro enables button cell types inside spreadsheet grids, providing convenient access to custom actions while keeping workflows fast and intuitive.

For an in-depth analysis of features and price, visit our Angular Grid controls comparison.

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SpreadJS is a complete enterprise JavaScript spreadsheet solution used to create financial reports and dashboards, budgeting and forecasting models, scientific, engineering, healthcare, education, science lab notebooks, and other similar JavaScript business applications. It delivers true Excel-like spreadsheet experiences with zero dependencies on Excel, with full support for React, Vue, Angular, and TypeScript.

In this blog post, MESCIUS Product Manager Chris Bannon shows you how to connect the SpreadJS AI Assistance add-on to a custom-trained Ollama model so it can generate and explain application-specific spreadsheet formulas without requiring you to manually unpack every function, reference, and operator. Steps include:

• Create the Custom Spreadsheet Function
• Put the Function in a Real Workbook Context
• Add the Formula Editor Panel and AI Assistant Add-on
• Connect SpreadJS AI to Your Own Endpoint
• Teach the Model About the Custom Formula
• Create the Local Ollama Model

Detailed code is included to help you along the way.

Read the complete blog and get started unlocking the power of the SpreadJS AI Assistant.

SpreadJS is licensed per developer and includes 1 Year Maintenance (major and minor version releases and unlimited support phone calls). SpreadJS requires an Annual or Perpetual Deployment License. The optional Add-ons are available at an additional cost, and require a SpreadJS license. See our SpreadJS licensing page for full details.

For more information, visit our SpreadJS product page.