hyperformula VS HANDSONTABLE

My initial thoughts were how does a spreadsheet do it? but it's a different kind of beast.

In search of a parser toolkit I had come across this https://github.com/handsontable/hyperformula which uses chevrotain to parse spreadsheet formulas and decided to use chevrotain for the parsing.

There was a time when we used Excel Services in SharePoint to meet some of our business user needs. I wouldn’t use Excel again, but back then it seemed to be a good trade-off between time-to-market and usability (meaning performance for most of the time).

Anyhow, we use https://github.com/handsontable/hyperformula to run calculations in our other components these days.

My project only depends on the hyperformula package (https://github.com/handsontable/hyperformula) and it also causes the following error when building the image:

handsontable

There is also https://handsontable.com/

We are currently working on translating three new UI labels into 18 different languages. Can you help us out with it?

https://handsontable.com/ This is the best commercial library you can just buy and put it in your product.

I've always liked https://handsontable.com/ but I'm not sure what the licensing is for something other than a personal project.

trimWhitespace option can finally be used in columns and cells #7387,

All our packages are on npm, so depending on the framework you use, you can install it as follows:

Handsontable is primarily known as a JavaScript grid library for business apps but the decision to include it in this article is not accidental. Although this tool doesn't offer as many text formatting options as Excel, it includes quite a lot of features for manipulating data typical of spreadsheets. The list of the most widely used Handsontable features includes operations on rows & columns (moving, hiding, resizing, freezing), CRUD actions, non-contiguous selection, data validation, export to file, and merging cells. You can also take advantage of more advanced capabilities such as multi-column sorting, data summaries, trimming rows, and nested headers.