WinForms Spreadsheet

Pivot Tables

Embed an Excel-like pivot table engineered for multi-dimensional data analysis and cross-tab reporting. Pivot Tables are highly flexible and can be quickly adjusted depending on how you need to display your results.

You or end-users can easily add a Pivot Table to a worksheet using the integrated Excel-inspired Field Management UI. Specify the grouping fields to build row and column hierarchy, add data fields and set their aggregate functions. Once you've set up the data layout you need, add a chart to visualize the summarized data.

Charts and Sparklines

Summarize worksheet data visually using a comprehensive collection of 2D and 3D charts or sparklines (Line, Column, Win/Loss).

The following chart types are supported:

• Column and Bar Charts
• Line Charts
• Area Charts
• Pie and Doughnut Charts
• Scatter, Radar and Bubble Charts
• Stock Charts

Conditional Formatting

Conditional Formatting allows you to highlight cells based on specified criteria without writing a single line of code. Cells can be highlighted with data bars, icons and predefined color scales. At runtime, end-users can easily apply style conditions by activating the popup menu.

Integrated Ribbon UI allows end-users to add, change, or remove conditional formatting styles much like they do in Microsoft Excel.

Outline (Group Data)

When you outline worksheet data, you group it into different levels based on column and row headings. Once applied, you can expand the outline to view any pertinent detail data by clicking a plus sign. To collapse a group of cells, click a minus sign.

You can click level symbols (numbers) to collapse or expand all groups at a given level.

Sort and Filter Data

The DevExpress WinForms Spreadsheet allows you to sort worksheet data against any number of columns. Treat cell values as text (to sort alphabetically, according to the current culture), numbers, or date-time values.

You can filter data in a range or table. Enable AutoFilter and filter by values or use built-in type-specific comparison operators such as 'greater than' and 'begins with' to show the data you want and hide the rest.

Text Search (Find/Replace)

You can search within a specific row or column, specify whether the operation should be case-sensitive, and search using regular expressions.

Instead of manually iterating through all search results, you can select all cells that have matching text and perform a common operation once.