Grid includes a carousel panel, C1CarouselPanel that can be used to lay out any control with child elements that can be arranged in an arbitrary panel; for example, you can use C1CarouselPanel as ItemsPanel of ListBox or as MonthsPanel of Schedule for WPF's C1MultiMonthCalendar. Use the carousel panel for a unique, interactive data presentation.

Bind the grid to a table with child tables, and allow your users to expand the child tables under the current table to see related data. Grid for WPF automatically finds and displays hierarchical data relationships.

Customize the appearance of your grid application with built-in Microsoft Office 2007, Windows Vista, and Microsoft Office 2003 themes, or create your own theme based on the included themes. Your polished grid is just a click away.

Grid for WPF supports user interface virtualization – by processing only information loaded in the viewable area, UI virtualization speeds up the user interface generation when working with a large data source list.

Define a custom content layout for multiple grid parts (such as data item, header, and filter bar) in a single universal item template.

Use Grid to create and apply templates for specific data types. Grid can declaratively describe a mapping between a data type (represented by a grid column) and an item cell template (used to define the UI for cell viewing and editing), giving you more control over how data is displayed.

Grid provides an underlying data access model, which gives unified read/write access to a grid's source list data without needing to consider data source specifics. Save time using this straightforward approach.

Let Grid automatically generate grid columns or explicitly define columns yourself to customize column content and appearance. You can even explicitly define columns in an automatically generated grid.