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Charts help to transform complex numerical spreadsheet data into easily understandable graphical representations. They make it easier to identify patterns, trends, and relationships within the data, enabling faster comprehension and identification of key insights. This visual approach enhances communication and promotes informed decision-making. Charts can be particularly useful for presentations and performance tracking, allowing for effective data sharing and dissemination of insights.
Several ASP.NET Core spreadsheet controls offer charting support including:
Alternatively, many spreadsheet controls are available as part of multi-function suites:
For an in-depth analysis of features and price, visit our comparison of ASP.NET Core spreadsheets.
Spreadsheet security features safeguard sensitive data within a spreadsheet. This can include password protection for opening the spreadsheet, encrypting the data, and setting permissions that control who can view or edit specific cells, ranges, or sheets. In an environment where spreadsheets contain confidential or proprietary information, such security features are crucial for preventing unauthorized access and ensuring that data manipulation is restricted to authorized users.
Several ASP.NET Core spreadsheet components provide spreadsheet security including:
For an in-depth analysis of features and price, visit our comparison of ASP.NET Core Spreadsheet components.
Charts are integral to spreadsheets, enabling users to transform data into visually compelling representations. These graphical formats, such as pie, line, bar, and area charts, effectively convey complex information by highlighting trends, patterns, and anomalies. Spreadsheet software with advanced charting capabilities empowers users to create dynamic charts that adapt seamlessly to data updates, making them invaluable tools for reporting, presentations, and data analysis.
Several .NET WPF spreadsheet components provide chart support including:
For an in-depth analysis of features and price, visit our comparison of .NET Spreadsheet components.
Spread.NET helps you create spreadsheets, grids, dashboards, and forms. It includes a powerful calculation engine with 450+ functions and the ability to import and export Microsoft Excel spreadsheets. Developers can leverage the extensive .NET spreadsheet API and powerful calculation engine to create analysis, budgeting, dashboard, data collection and management, scientific, and financial applications.
In this blog, MESCIUS Product Manager Kevin Ashley takes you through all the steps required to import and export data in CSV files using Spread.NET, including:
He also demonstrates how to use the Spread Designer tool to give users the ability to edit Excel spreadsheet instances inside your running application.
Read the full blog and start integrating CSV data import/export into your Windows applications.
Cell types allow different data formats to be added to cells or ranges within a spreadsheet. Examples include text, number, date, formula, and sparkline. Cell types determine how data is displayed, validated, and interacted with in the spreadsheet. By using specific cell types, developers can customize the behavior and appearance of cells, allowing users to input and manipulate data accurately and efficiently in their applications.
Here are some ASP.NET Core spreadsheet controls that allow you to use multiple cell types:
For an in-depth analysis of features and price, visit our comparison of ASP.NET Core spreadsheets.