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Editable MSFLEXGRID Control-Derived Class
Create an editable FlexGrid Control.
Using the Microsoft Flexgrid in Visual C++
Details about the implementation of the Microsoft Flexgrid in Visual C++.
Paginate and Print MSFlexGrid Content the Easy Way
Paginate and print according to the grid content is not a dummy task. See how to implement this easily with the PrintGrid class. It will paginate the MSFlexGrid content for you and will print every page accordingly.
Win32 Grid Control with Low Overhead (BABYGRID)
Explore this grid control that avoids the use MFC, COM, and ATL. The objectives for this control included a look similar to an Excel spreadsheet, being editable, support for sizeable/hideable columns, customization, support for protected cells, and more.
Enhanced SmartGrid Control
Something like the Microsoft DataGrid with source code and therefore more freedom in using it.
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