Datasheet view in SharePoint 2013

Is there a way to display the datasheet view in SharePoint 2013 like the older version i.e. MS Access Web Datasheet component? There are lot of features removed from the current datasheet view.
Thanks Arut

Hi,
According to your post, my understanding is that you wanted to display the datasheet view in SharePoint 2013 like the older version.
In SharePoint 2013 the Datasheet view was replaced with the new Quick Edit option which works now in all browsers (since it is no longer using ActiveX).
Though the new Quick Edit mode does not support all the "Excel-like" features, it has many improvements.
To use the old Datasheet view, the
KwizCom Datasheet view seems to be a solution. After using the add-on, the Datasheet view ribbon button will be located left to the Quick Edit button.
More information:
http://jimehrenberg.wordpress.com/2013/11/05/datasheet-view-improvements-in-sharepoint-2013-2/
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