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What are some good WPF grid controls? [closed]

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We use a grid control from Infragistics at work. Are there others? Pay or free?

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RTipton Avatar asked Sep 27 '08 21:09

RTipton


8 Answers

Free DataGrid(.NET3.5 SP1) is at CodePlex

Please see the answers in this Threads talking about DataGrid.

  • Is DataGrid a necessity in WPF?
  • What WPF Datagrid controls are worth the money and/or effort?
  • What is the best free datagrid for WPF?
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FRotthowe Avatar answered Sep 29 '22 13:09

FRotthowe


I'd second Telerik, which is what MS used for office, IIRC. I don't know if they have gone WPF though, but they have a good track record. I am also a fan of DevExpress, and their support is great, but the wpf grid is still in beta. The regular one is great, though. Both of them are pay, though, but worth it.

I have never found a good free grid. Guess they are just too hard to write. With how... fun... wpf is, I doubt there will ever be a good free one.

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Andrew Avatar answered Sep 28 '22 13:09

Andrew


Xceed also have a DataGrid for WPF. It's reasonable and has a good set of features.

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Dominic Hopton Avatar answered Sep 30 '22 13:09

Dominic Hopton


Telerik usually are a good bet : RadGrid

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Alexandre Brisebois Avatar answered Sep 29 '22 13:09

Alexandre Brisebois


I started out using the Infragistics control also which is great and is very powerful, but it's difficult to use because it's features are so extensive. I feel the same way about ComponentOne. I've switched over to the DataGrid CPT from Microsoft, and I've had a lot of success with it. Obviosly it's not as feature rich at this point as other 3rd part controls, but overall I'ts really good.

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Micah Avatar answered Sep 29 '22 13:09

Micah


Try the XCeed Grid (http://xceed.com/Grid_WPF_Demo.html). It also has a good demo page where you can see its capabilities.

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gius Avatar answered Sep 27 '22 13:09

gius


We use Xceed's 3.0 DataGrid (pro version..but free version is excellent) more extensively than probably anybody. It has the flexibility to handle more things than the other grids.. in my opinion of course.

Try them all, there are limitations to each.

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erodewald Avatar answered Sep 29 '22 13:09

erodewald


Definitely the Xceed DataGrid for WPF, check their online demo here: http://xceed.com/Grid_WPF_Demo.html

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Dahdahm Avatar answered Sep 27 '22 13:09

Dahdahm