September 2008 Release News
It’s been an eventful month for us at EditGrid. We’ve rolled out a key spreadsheet feature this month, the Show/Hide rows and columns. We understand this is useful feature is on every users’ wishlist and now it’s finally here.
Show/Hide Rows and Columns - Right click on any column or row header and choose Hide or Unhide.
There are other enhancements on EditGrid:
Paste Special - Choose from various paste and operation options.
Advanced Color Picker for Background and Text - Specify your own colors for your fonts and backgrounds with a color picker that allows you to input hex values.
Show/Hide Grid Lines
For those who are seeking a bit more performance (when using Firefox) you may hide the grid lines for faster scrolling.
To see the complete list of enhancements and bug fixes for the September 2008 release, please have a look at our Change Log.
Best Young Entrepreneur 2008 Nominations
As you may have already noticed on our main site, we received news from Business Week Asia that our founding team of David Lee, P.K. Chan, Alan Tam, Reggie Chan and Tony Sung were nominated as Asia’s Best Young Entrepreneurs in 2008. Go over to Business Week and see a list of other nominees and don’t forget to cast your vote.
Data availability from Hong Kong Exchange
For those who are already trading in the Hong Kong market or others interested in trading internationally, we are excited to announce the data availability from the Hong Kong Exchange and Clearing Limited (HKEx). With our existing Reuters remote data function, you will be able to access both the historical data with REUTERS_HISTORICAL() and company fundamentals with REUTERS_FUNDAMENTALS() from stocks and companies listed in the Hong Kong Exchange.
If you are unfamiliar with the Hong Kong Exchange, you may find more information on their website and their news site.
October 22nd, 2008 at 3:35 pm
To: Editgrid team
Appreciated to your continuous enhancement! I like the Show/Hide function and especially in the date available from HKEx which is very useful to Hong Kong users.
Keep it up!!
Jeffrey