One million cells. Smooth as 100.

A single sheet holds up to 1,000,000 cells and 40,000 rows, twice the 500,000-cell, 20,000-row ceiling Smartsheet puts on the same work, at one flat price. There is one Wisegrid plan at $19 per editor per month with that full ceiling included, and a 7-day free trial so you can try the real grid before you pay.

No. The grid is virtualized, so only the rows in your viewport are actually in the page. A 40,000-row sheet keeps the same fast scrolling as a 40-row one because the browser is never asked to draw rows you cannot see. There is no pagination and no "load more" button.

Ten: text, number, date, checkbox, dropdown, multi-select, symbol (like the red, yellow, and green balls), contact, contact list, and formula. Each column knows its type and opens the matching editor inline, so dates get a picker, contacts get a people picker, and numbers get a stepper.

No. Formatting is per cell, not per column, so two cells in the same column can look completely different. You can set bold, italic, underline, text color, fill color, alignment, wrap, font, and number or date format on a single cell or across a selection. Conditional-formatting rules go further and recolor cells automatically as their values change, and the format painter copies a look from one cell to others in a click.

Yes. Press Tab to indent a row under its parent and Shift+Tab to pull it back out, up to 10 levels deep. Expand and collapse are per person, so your collapsed view never changes what a teammate sees. CHILDREN, PARENT, ANCESTORS, and DESCENDANTS formulas read the outline the way Smartsheet’s do.

Yes. Drop in a CSV and the header row becomes your columns, with any missing columns created for you on the way in. Excel workbooks import too, including multi-tab files. If you are coming from Smartsheet, the dedicated importer brings whole sheets, formulas, and attachments across for you.

Yes. You can export the full sheet as CSV or Excel at any time. The file is generated server-side, so a large sheet is never limited by what your browser can hold. Your data stays yours to take with you.

Yes. Grab the fill handle on a selection and Wisegrid detects the pattern: 1, 2, 3 keeps counting and dates step forward by the same interval. When there is no obvious pattern it falls back to a clean copy of the source cells, so you never get a surprise value.

Yes. Drag to select a range, or Shift+click to extend one, then copy. Wisegrid puts it on the clipboard as tab-separated values, which is exactly what Excel and Google Sheets expect, so the paste lands in the right rows and columns.

Wisegrid gives you 1,000,000 cells and 40,000 rows per sheet, versus Smartsheet’s 500,000 cells and 20,000 rows. Same price, more room. Cross-sheet references are generous too: 500 per sheet, included.

No. Wisegrid checks for conflicts per row. If someone changed a row after you loaded it, your save returns the current version instead of silently clobbering their edit, so nobody loses work. The collaboration page covers how conflict detection works.

Yes. A formula column evaluates with an Excel-compatible engine, and Wisegrid is [Column]@row-native, so the same-row references Smartsheet uses come over unchanged. You can also type a cross-sheet reference inline instead of clicking through a picker. The free formula converter shows exactly how any formula lands.

Yes. Every account starts with a 7-day free trial (no credit card required, cancel anytime), and you get the full 1,000,000-cell, 40,000-row grid during the trial, not a cut-down version. After 7 days it converts to the one Wisegrid plan at $19 per editor per month. There is also a live demo on this page you can scroll and edit right now.