DataGridView Xcode component to represent large amount of table data on iPad. Data Grids present the user with data in a tabular format and are represented by the UIDataGrid class of the TouchControls framework. The information is presented in cells that formatted by rows and columns. The content of each cell is implemented in the form of a DataGridCell object. In turn, the cell object belongs to a specific DataGridColumn object that is a collection of cells. There are 9 types of DataGridColumn classes in the TouchControls framework: Button Column; DatePicker Column; Image Column; Label Column; Picker Column; Slider Column; Switch Column; TextField Column; TextView Column. Each datagrid cell displays a corresponding Xcode component: UILabel, UIImageView, etc. Every cell individually reacts on specified datagrid events: Tap, selecting new item, changing cell"s content, and so on. The Rustemsoft"s UIDataGrid view control seems much useful than the standard UITableView component. The Xcode table view control is originally designed for the iPhone and renders the base of the navigation model for most of iPhone apps. The initial sense of purpose for the UITableView was to give a way to display data in a list-view format on the smaller iPhone screen. By selecting an item from a table view causes to appear a following control that contains more related data that corresponds to the selected item. You can extend the UIDataGrid control in a number of ways to build custom behaviors into your iOS apps. For example, you can programmatically specify your own set of displayed columns, and you can create your own types of cells. You can easily customize the appearance of the UIDataGrid control by choosing among several properties.