Spread WinRT released

Spread WinRT lets you embed Excel spreadsheet functionality into your Windows 8 applications. You can perform data analysis using rich, built-in data visualization functionality and create customized spreadsheet templates. Spread WinRT is based on Spread's proven Excel spreadsheet engine for WPF-Silverlight development.

Features

• Native Microsoft Excel Compatibility - Import data from and export data to Excel in your Windows 8 applications.
• Rich Design-time Support - Create your spreadsheet layout and formatting using the rich, familiar design environment of the Spread Designer.
• Data Visualization and Analysis Support - Recognize trends, isolate out-of-range values and gain a picture clear understanding of your data.
• Sparklines - Tiny lightweight charts that are drawn in cells to provide a visual representation of data.
• Filtering - View only the data you are interested in by filtering using familiar Excel-style filter dialogs.
• Range Grouping - Use Excel-style range grouping to logically group ranges and nested ranges of data.
• Rich Data Interaction and Display Support - Customize the look and feel of Spread within your application.
• Multiple Header Styling - Define any number of rows and columns for the headers.
• Row/Column Freezing - You can freeze any number of rows, columns or both in a sheet.
• Cell Borders - Customize the appearance of the cells by setting borders for a cell or range of cells.
• Style Settings - Spread for WinRT makes it easy to apply different colors and fonts to any cell, row, column, row header or column header.

About ComponentOne

ComponentOne headquartered in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, is a leader in the Microsoft Visual Studio component industry. The company believes the key to successful implementation of business solutions is providing customers with a premier studio of innovative components and tools. On July 1, 2012, ComponentOne and GrapeCity joined forces, creating ComponentOne, a division of GrapeCity. The US GrapeCity PowerTools division was renamed to ComponentOne.