TrimSpreadsheet

{ TrimSpreadsheet home -- download | community }

'''TrimSpreadsheet''' is a lightweight open-source JavaScript spreadsheet engine. It let's you work with spreadsheet data right in your web browser. As with all TrimPath components, the '''TrimSpreadsheet''' engine is written as 100% standards-based JavaScript and CSS. Spreadsheets are stored as HTML <table> markup, so it's easy to understand and embed into your own web pages. Merely assign a class of "spreadsheet" to your <table>, and the TrimSpreadsheet engine will do the rest. Anyone familiar with CSS can also easily create their own spreadsheet themes.

Demos

Want to see TrimSpreadsheet in action? Here's some demos...

• software analysis spreadsheet.
• product comparison spreadsheet.
• blank spreadsheet.

Features

• Formulas.
• SUM, COUNT, AVERAGE, MIN, MAX.
• Math operators /+-, parenthesis.
• Any JavaScript expression.
• Styling And Fonts.
• CSS styling fully supported.
• Bold, italic, underline, left/center/right, etc.
• Recalculation Engine Features.
• Automated recalculations (by default).
• API-controllable recalculations, for firing off big recalculations just when you want.
• Cycle detection, so no infinite loops during recalculation.
• The recalculation engine is '''cooperative''', so you can optionally programmatically split a large recalculation into multiple phases. If you expect users to have huge spreadsheets, this can help ensure that the engine does not lock up the browser UI.
• The recalculation engine is a separate sub-component that can be used without the UI component.
• Simple
• TrimSpreadsheet follows unobtrusive JavaScript design principles, so a spreadsheet is as simple as an HTML <table>.
• TrimSpreadsheet markup is human readable, highly semantic and search indexer friendly.
• The TrimSpreadsheet engine is smaller than most Excel spreadsheets.
• Hypertext Cell Contents.
• HTML fragments are supported in your spreadsheet cells.
• Cross-browser.
• Configurable.
• Scrollbars, row/column header bars, and formula controls are all controllable thru simple HTML markup.
• Cool Only In A Browser
• Only those who've programmed against DHTML/DOM would think this is neat, but regular spreadsheet users will yawn...
• Header Row & Column Bars that (try) to stay put during scrolling.
• Resizable Rows & Columns through mouse dragging.

More information

• A Basic Primer To Using TrimSpreadsheet
• TrimSpreadsheet Downloads
• TrimSpreadsheet Community Wiki
• TrimSpreadsheet Browser Compatibility

{ TrimSpreadsheet home -- download | community }