A Blazor component for creating interactive, Excel-like data grids with editing, formulas, and validation.
BlazorDatasheet is a Blazor component library that provides an Excel-like datasheet for editing and managing tabular data in web applications. It solves the problem of building interactive data grids with advanced features like formulas, validation, and conditional formatting without relying on external JavaScript libraries.
Blazor developers building data-intensive web applications, such as admin dashboards, data entry forms, or internal tools that require spreadsheet-like functionality.
Developers choose BlazorDatasheet for its native Blazor integration, rich feature set (formulas, validation, virtualization), and extensibility through custom editors and renderers, all while maintaining a simple API.
Simple excel-like datasheet Blazor component
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Includes formula support with automatic recalculation, data validation, and conditional formatting, providing Excel-like functionality directly in Blazor.
Handles large datasets with many rows and columns through virtualization, ensuring performance for data-intensive applications as mentioned in the README.
Seamlessly integrates with Blazor's component model using a declarative API, making it easy to embed in Blazor projects without external JavaScript dependencies.
Supports custom editors and renderers for any data type, allowing developers to tailor the datasheet to specific UI and data requirements.
Requires adding services in Program.cs and importing CSS files manually, which adds overhead compared to more plug-and-play grid components.
Tied specifically to Blazor, making it unsuitable for projects using other web frameworks or requiring cross-framework portability.
Concepts like CellValueType, geometric regions, and command patterns can be overwhelming for developers unfamiliar with advanced spreadsheet implementations.
Lacks built-in support for common spreadsheet needs like pivot tables, chart integration, or native Excel import/export, which may require additional development effort.