ListView and MSFlexGrid controls are a step up from the ListBox Control, because they can display checkboxes (in one column only) or sometimes icons. The problem is that these still are not editable fields!

You also run into issues with modern versions of Windows and Excel (not to mentions 64 bit issues) do not include these controls, so you have to go out looking for them.

Not only can you Control the flow of data and prevent errors, but using the ExGrid control gives you absolute control over the look and feel of the way data is displayed, edited and transferred!

You can create a totally basic grid or you can liven them up with absolute control of coloration, skinning (using their proprietary EBN skinning technology) and adjust every tiny detail of every portion of the grid - from tooltips to filterBarCaption backgrounds..

Add beautiful customizable skins to every part of the grid, including scrollbar, checkboxes, columns, cells, expand icons, filter bars – even skinnable Tooltips on mouse hover!

ExGrid has been refined and constantly improved upon for over 20 years.

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It works very well with VBA! I actually helped the owner of the company make it work with Excel/VBA a few years back, so it's been my little secret until now!

You can make extremely robust programs with Excel now using simple VBA codes.

It works with 64-bit office, you can choose whether you want the "COM/32-bit", "COM/64-bit" or the "COM/Both" package, depending on your needs. The COM/Both version allows you to serve customers who have Excel 32-bit and/or Excel 64-bit.

Most people opt to use Excel 32-bit because features have been wonky with 64-bit throughout Excel history.

Absolutely! We have a demo version you can get to test out the control. It has a nag screen but you can use it unlimited times, almost all features work.

You can only use it for testing purposes, not for commercial ones 'til you buy! :)

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Unfortunately, there are 3 main differences in the Mac experience for Excel VBA. Number one is a deal breaker for ActiveX controls such as ExGrid because...

1) ActiveX controls (such as ComboBoxes (dropdowns), Textboxes, ListBoxes, etc) are a Windows based open-source technology and as such, Apple doesn't allow it on their computers for some reason. 👎😓

Unfortunately, ExGrid is an ActiveX control, so it won't work on Mac computers. Sorry about that! (I wish it did!)

And just for fun, here are the other 2 main differences in Excel for Mac...

2) Userforms can be coded and edited on a Mac, but they can't be designed, meaning you can't view the form and drag and drop things, but you can run/use the Userform and perform code and tasks on them.

3) Some keyboard shortcuts are different than the PC shortcuts. No big deal! :)

ExGrid works for so many things, not just Excel. Once you have ExGrid, you can use it on any project you like. Here's a List I compiled for you:

✅ VB
✅ VB.NET
✅ C++
✅ X++
✅ C#
✅ VFP
✅ VFP Advanced (x64)
✅ Access
✅ HTML
✅ Delphi
✅ Smalltalk
✅ uniPaas (eDeveloper)
✅ Clarion
✅ Dynamics AX
✅ Dynamics NAV
✅ xBasic
✅ Visual Objects
✅ PowerBuilder
✅ LabVIEW
✅ Xbase++
✅ AutoIt
✅ FORTH
✅ Power++