compatibility of formula one grid control to .net

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I want to check compatibility of formula one grid control to .net. If anyone has any idea then please share us

Formula one control is designed by tidestone company which is not longer exist.

I am migrating vb 6 code to .net and not found relevant compatibility for this control.

Posted 27-Jan-15 17:03pm

kadamsw

Updated 2-Feb-15 23:24pm

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 27-Jan-15 23:47pm

What does it mean? How a formula can be compatible of incompatible with some software? Do you mean certain form of the expression, as in, say, spreadsheets? What is the problem?
—SA

Sinisa Hajnal 3-Feb-15 6:00am

I think this is a name of the control, like there is radgrid from telerik and c1 grid ...

Sinisa Hajnal 28-Jan-15 4:08am

You'll have to add much more details to get help.

Sinisa Hajnal 3-Feb-15 6:02am

@kadamsw, you should add WHICH functionality you're looking for, probability of having exactly the same functionality as some old grid is remote at best. So, concentrate on the items you actually use in the grid and come back with the list, someone will suggest the control(s) that fullfill such requirements.

ZurdoDev 3-Feb-15 8:15am

I would suggest dumping it and starting new. Trying to convert from VB6 to .Net will be a mess.

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