React Table Component
Jspreadsheet is a React table component with hooks support, TypeScript definitions, and full compatibility with React's ecosystem. Every cell is editable inline, with pagination and sorting built in.
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React Integration
Built to work perfectly with React, Jspreadsheet provides a React table component with hooks support, TypeScript definitions, and compatibility with popular state management libraries like Redux, Zustand, and Jotai. Our React table integrates into your existing React applications without architectural compromises or workarounds.
Modern React hooks for managing React table state, handling events, and controlling features programmatically: useSpreadsheet for component lifecycle management, useData for reactive data binding, useSelection for tracking user selections, useFormulas for formula management, and useWorksheet for multi-sheet control.
Performance and Scale
Handle massive datasets confidently with our optimized React table engine. This React table library delivers smooth scrolling and interaction with hundreds of thousands of rows while maintaining React's performance best practices. Virtual rendering, enhanced memory management, and smart caching ensure your React table stays responsive regardless of data size. Built to scale from prototype to enterprise without performance degradation.
500+ Excel-Compatible Formulas
Every formula your users expect, implemented with complete Excel compatibility. From basic arithmetic to advanced statistical functions, financial calculations, and text manipulation. If it works in Excel, it works in your React table. Build sophisticated calculations and business rules directly into your React table without server-side processing.
Excel-Compatible User Experience
Your users already know how to use tables and spreadsheets. Jspreadsheet provides the exact keyboard shortcuts, mouse interactions, copy/paste behavior, and visual feedback that users expect from Excel and Google Sheets, eliminating training time and adoption friction. This familiar interface, combined with React's component model, creates React table experiences.
Export to / Import from XLSX
Import and export data tables in .XLS and .XLSX formats with full fidelity: all formulas and calculations, cell formatting and styles, charts and embedded objects, multiple worksheets, named ranges and defined names, and data validation rules. Export data, formulas, and styles to XLSX format, ensuring complete compatibility with Excel and other software.
Custom React Component Editors
Build your own cell editors using React components. Create specialized inputs for your domain-specific data types, integrate with external services, or build complex multi-field editors with full access to React's component model, hooks, and ecosystem. Transform static table cells into interactive React components with dropdown lists, date pickers, color pickers, file uploads, and more.
Real-Time Collaboration
Multiple users can edit the same data table simultaneously with conflict resolution algorithms, user presence indicators, live cursor tracking, automatic change synchronization, and offline editing with sync on reconnect. Advanced permission controls include cell-level permissions, sheet protection, user role management, field-level encryption, and audit logging.
Customers
What Our Customers Are Saying
"At SplitC we struggled sometimes when users wanted to bulk insert/edit things (sometimes over 100k rows) and we needed performance. Jspreadsheet is probably the fastest spreadsheet component you'll find out there, and with a small bundle size. By the way, support is awesome."
"We vetted 10 JavaScript components and we must say that Jspreadsheet comes out as the best."
"The latest version of Jspreadsheet is a powerful data grid tool, providing an excellent front end for our spreadsheet interface. The Jspreadsheet team is helpful and quick to respond."
React Table for Enterprise Applications
Most React table libraries are headless or read-only: you get state management and render everything yourself. Jspreadsheet takes the opposite approach. The editing UI, keyboard behavior, typed column editors, pagination, and search ship with the component, so an editable table is a few lines of configuration instead of a sprint of custom cell renderers.
When requirements grow, you will not need to switch libraries: the same component scales up to a full data grid or an Excel-like spreadsheet with formulas and XLSX export. See the pricing page for editions.
What Developers Build with This React Table
Common builds on this component, each linked to its documentation.
Editable lists and CRUD tables
User management, task lists, inventory: any list your users need to edit inline. Dropdown, calendar, and checkbox columns validate input at the cell, and the context menu handles row insertion and deletion without extra code.
Tables that report their own state
Read the whole table as an array at any time, or react to individual edits with an event prop. All events are listed in the events documentation.
Excel-friendly workflows
Users can paste ranges straight from Excel or Google Sheets into the table, and export the result to XLSX or CSV when they are done. See export to XLSX.
FAQs
Licensing, Compatibility, and Limits
Answers on licensing, React compatibility, Excel files, and how far the component goes before you write anything yourself.
Still have questions? Talk to the engineers who build it.
Is there a free React table component with editing?
How is Jspreadsheet different from TanStack Table?
Does the React table support pagination and sorting?
Can users edit cells directly in the table?
When do I need a data grid or spreadsheet instead of a table?
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