jQuery Spreadsheet/Grid plugin with copy/paste from/to Excel [closed] - javascript

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I am looking for a jQuery plugin for something like spreadsheet or grid.
I have found a lot of jQuery Grid plugins and one spreadsheet plugin.
But I would like functionality with copy/paste cells from/to Excel. Something like here Any suggestions?

I needed JavaScript data grid with copy/paste compatibility with Excel. I could not find such, so I created this: http://handsontable.com/
Maybe you will find it useful.

there is one available on github: https://github.com/TanyaWebDesign/SpreadSheet
it is based on jquery, has copy/paste and bunch of other functions.

The best way to deal with tabular data with jquery is probably using Slickgrid
I did a plugin for copy/paste from/to excel:
http://labs.nereo.com/SlickGrid/examples/example-excel-compatible-spreadsheet.html
The plugin has now many bugs fixed and features added by the community (eg. undo/redo support) :
https://github.com/Celebio/SlickGrid/commits/master

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HiEveryone :)
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Thanks Dennis,
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I am currently using YUI datatable, but it is buggy: http://developer.yahoo.com/yui/datatable/
Is there another similar plugin that can do this , in JQuery?
jQuery Flexigrid.
See also jQuery Grid Recommendations.
I would take a look at jqGrid for this. I haven't used YUI that much for this, but based on demo comparison, seems to be the best match around.
I've been a big fan of tablesorter:
http://tablesorter.com/docs/
It's pretty simple, but easy to extend.
Yes: TableSorter. Much better than YUI (and easier to use).

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