In this Excel video tutorial, we gonna see How to Create Barcode in Excel or how to create QR code in Excel using the image function and a like adress to a website to convert the informations into images.
Bar codes and QR codes are both used to store and share information in a machine-readable format. Here's a guide on how to use them:
Types of Bar Codes:
UPC (Universal Product Code): Common in retail.
EAN (European Article Number): International retail.
Code 39: Used in non-retail industries.
Code 128: High-density, used in shipping and packaging.
Reading Bar Codes:
Scanners: Handheld or fixed scanners used in retail, warehouses, etc.
Smartphones: Apps like Google Lens, or built-in camera apps with barcode scanning capabilities.
Use Cases:
Retail: Product identification and pricing.
Inventory Management: Tracking and managing stock.
Shipping: Tracking packages.
Library Systems: Tracking books and materials.
Types of QR Codes:
Static QR Codes: Information is fixed and cannot be changed once generated.
Dynamic QR Codes: Information can be edited after the code is generated. Often used for URLs.
Reading QR Codes:
Smartphones: Most smartphones have built-in QR code readers in their camera apps. There are also dedicated apps like QR Code Reader and Scanner, Google Lens.
Scanners: Similar to bar code scanners, specialized QR code scanners are available.
Use Cases:
Marketing: Linking to websites, social media, and promotions.
Payments: Mobile payment systems like Apple Pay, Google Pay.
Information Sharing: Digital business cards, event tickets, product details.
Authentication: Two-factor authentication (2FA), secure logins.
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