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Monday, 18 January, 2016 UTC

Adding an Excel-Like Table Slicer to Your JavaScript Application with No Code

The latest release of SpreadJS added a very powerful feature: Table Slicers. In their basic form they are column filters represented as button collections. Click a button, filter the data by that value. Pictured below is the view that I will create in ... more


Tuesday, 12 January, 2016 UTC

Spread ASP.NET and Sorting

Spread ASP.NET supports several different methods of sorting. Sorting occurs on the server side. You can sort the data displayed in the sheet either by column or by row. Sorting data makes it easier to find information. Spread has the following sort ... more


Monday, 4 January, 2016 UTC

SpreadJS and the CellsEnumerator Class

You can use the CellsEnumerator class in SpreadJS to create your own custom search. This can be useful if the standard search does not return the result you are trying to find. For example, you can find the last cell with data in the row and column using ... more


Tuesday, 22 December, 2015 UTC

SpreadJS Table Slicer

Slicers allow you to quickly filter data. A slicer provides filtering details without the need to use drop-down lists. This makes it easier to find the data you are interested in. SpreadJS supports table slicers. The slicer has a header, a caption, items, ... more


Thursday, 19 November, 2015 UTC

What’s New in Spread 9

In this article, you will find new features and enhancements added to Spread v9 categorized by platform. All Platforms Windows 10, Visual Studio 15, and Excel 2016 Support Spread will work in Visual Studio 15. Applications you create with Spread will ... more