What Robust ASP.NET Grid controls are there? [closed]?

Start with the basic and freely available ASP. NET GridView Server Control, available through the Visual Studio Toolbox under the Data tab. msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/2s019wc... If this doesn't satisfy your requirements, I would then move to Telerik's RadGrid, which requires a license but provides a lot of bells and whistles.

demos.telerik.com/aspnet-ajax/grid/examp....

The . NET gridview is decent if you have a simple grid. Here is some documentation on it: msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/cc1639....

How about a GridView. You can find lots of information on GridViews on MSDN. msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.....

This would work, but it would take a good amount of coding to implement the features OP is asking for. – James Johnson Nov 16 at 16:34.

We have used the one by DevExpress and are very happy with it - it is powerful and fast.

It's not free, but I would highly suggest the RadGrid from Telerik. For a free alternative, I would consider taking a look at ext.net.

You can try with telerik radgrid control, but you have to pay some moneyand here is some more information about the RadGrid.... demos.telerik.com/aspnet-ajax/grid/examp... or you can try microsoft gridview control msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.....

Telerik built in ajax functionality easy to set up and use. Looks good out the box. – Alan Stephens Nov 16 at 16:20 @AlanStephens yeah ,i would prefer RadGrid control ..... – pratapchandra Nov 16 at 16:31 @errorstacks: This is an ASP.NET question.

Your second link is to the winforms grid. – James Johnson Nov 16 at 16:32 @JamesJohnson many thanks corrected it ... – pratapchandra Nov 16 at 16:33.

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