NReco.PivotData.Extensions
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PivotData Toolkit components: render pivot tables to HTML, exports to JSON/CSV/Excel/PDF/DataTable, pivot table calculations (percentages, differences, running total, heatmap, top-N/pagination/groups expand-collapse), load data from SQL databases, infrastructure for interactive web-based reports builder. Note: without a valid license key, PivotData Toolkit components operate in TRIAL MODE (with some limitations / trial notices). ASP.NET MVC pivot table builder online demo: http://pivottable.nrecosite.com/ Toolkit examples download: https://www.nrecosite.com/pivot_data_library_net.aspx
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PivotData Toolkit components: render pivot tables to HTML, exports to JSON/CSV/Excel/PDF/DataTable, pivot table calculations (percentages, differences, running total, heatmap, top-N/pagination/groups expand-collapse), load data from SQL databases, infrastructure for interactive web-based reports builder. Note: without a valid license key, PivotData Toolkit components operate in TRIAL MODE (with some limitations / trial notices). ASP.NET MVC pivot table builder online demo: http://pivottable.nrecosite.com/ Toolkit examples download: https://www.nrecosite.com/pivot_data_library_net.aspx
We found that nreco.pivotdata.extensions demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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