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Report viewers for React let users view and interact with various types of reports on the Web. They make it easy to embed reports, display a variety of report types, and customize the look and feel of reports, as well as enabling interactions such as zooming, panning, and filtering. Report viewers let users explore and gain valuable insights from their data directly within the React environment.
Here is a selection of React reporting controls include report viewers:
For an in-depth analysis of features and price, visit our comparison of React reporting controls.

Tooltips are small pop-up or hover boxes that appear when users interact with an element on a Web site or application, typically triggered by hovering over or clicking on an element. They can provide additional information or context about the element, enhancing user experience and clarifying functionality. Tooltips can be used in spreadsheets to give further context, such as the meaning of a formula, the source of a data point, or a description of an image.
Several JavaScript spreadsheet controls offer support for tooltips, including:
For an in-depth analysis of features and price, visit our comparison of JavaScript spreadsheets.

PDF viewers give users the ability to view, navigate, search, and perform actions like zooming or printing documents. This enhances user experience, facilitates document sharing, and enables applications to integrate PDF-related functionalities seamlessly, such as document management systems, e-learning platforms, or digital signing applications. They help to make PDFs available to a wider audience, with no dependencies on external software.
Several components for React offer PDF viewing functionality, including:
For an in-depth analysis of features and price, visit our comparison of React PDF components.

Autocompletion provides suggestions to users while they type, based on previously entered or predefined values. This enhances the user experience and reduces typing efforts, leading to improved user satisfaction and data quality.
Here are some examples of Vue.js data editor controls that support autocompletion in text boxes:
Alternatively, many data editor components are available as part of larger component suites:
For an in-depth analysis of features and price, visit our comparison of Vue.js data editors.

Theming gives users the ability to change the appearance of chart controls to match the overall look and feel of your application. This can include changing the colors, fonts, and styles of chart elements. Themes help to ensure that your charts have a consistent style, making your application more visually appealing.
Several React charting components offer the ability to add themes, here are some notable options:
Additionally, there are charting components available as part of larger component suites:
For an in-depth analysis of features and price, visit our comparison of React charts.