Advanced Excel-Like Functionality With JavaScript Spreadsheet Components

Unlike other JavaScript spreadsheets, SpreadJS provides complete support for Excel files. Load complex Excel files, make changes, save the data, or export to a file.

• Import and Export an Excel File (view docs)
• Import your Excel file using the Spread Designer (view docs)

With 500+ built-in functions, custom functions, dynamic arrays, indirect/aggregate/async functions, formula textboxes, and support for international function names, SpreadJS Is ready to support your most demanding calculations needs.

• Function Language Packages (view docs)
• Dynamic Arrays (view docs)

Tables make it easier to manage and analyze related data. Like Excel, SpreadJS supports table features like  auto-expand, conditional formatting, data validation, built-in context menu, and more.

• Add an Excel-like table
• Create a custom table

With the built-in filter dialog, users can automatically filter their data or create custom filters to show and hide the relevant data based on their application's needs.

• Create a basic filter
• Custom filter actions
  
  

SpreadJS includes full support for Pivot Tables, including the import and export of Excel pivot tables. This optional deployment add-on is a powerful data analysis tool used to group, calculate, summarize, and present large amounts of data.

Slicers offer an intuitive, visual way to filter your data and indicate the currently filtered state. Multiple slicer types for charts and hierarchical information are available and can be used to recreate filtering options used on consumer websites.

• Add a slicer
• Amazon-style slicer

Visualize data using the most popular charts. Supported charts include  column, line, pie, area, bar, XYScatter, stock, combo, radar, sunburst, and treemap with additional support for trendlines, error bars, and other customizations.

Sparklines provide a way to visualize data, such as trends at the cell level. Sparklines include Cascade, BoxPlot, Bullet, HBar and VBar, Pareto, Pie, Area, Scatter, Spread, Stacked, Vari, Compatible, Month, Year, and custom sparklines.

• Settings Sparkline
• Barcode Sparkline

SpreadJS includes support for many of the Excel shapes and advanced functionality using data-driven shapes. Dynamically generate and create interactive shape properties using data from a database or other data sources.

• Group shapes
• Dynamically driven shapes

SpreadJS makes it easy for users to enter data using AutoFill to automatically fill similar data or increment the values in adjacent values. Users can also use custom fill to programmatically load the data at runtime.

• Basic drag-fill
• Custom drag-fill a range

Use conditional formatting to automatically highlight important information or spot trends in your data using your specific values. SpreadJS supports the import and export of most Excel rules.

• Use conditional formatting
• Create conditional rules

Use an outline to group and summarize data. Users can create an outline of rows or columns and expand or collapse these groups to show or hide relevant data as needed.

• Group content into outlines
• Customize outlines
  
  

SpreadJS supports most of the borderline styles commonly found in Excel, such as dashDot, dashDotDot, empty, medium, mediumDashDot, SlantedDashDot, thick, thin, and more.

• Add borders and gridlines to worksheets
  
  
  
  
  

SpreadJS supports extensive formatting at the cell level. Format any cell property, including the cell type, font, font size, border, colors, alignment, word wrap, indentation, cell padding and labels, orientation, validation, tags, comments, and more.

• Edit font, font size, font-weight, and font style
• Cell drop-downs
• Cell types

SpreadJS includes a variety of cell types that users can apply to any cell. Define the type of information that can be entered and displayed in any cell or use predefined dropdowns to make it easier for users to select and enter valid data.

SpreadJS supports printing and exporting to a PDF file. Users can also import your Excel .xlsx files and export them to PDF. The Export operation uses the printInfo object for page setting and provides support for all the printing features that are available in SpreadJS.