Comment faire un QR code gratuit dans Excel

Creating a free QR code in Excel, Word, or even PowerPoint isn't really complicated. So why would you want to insert a free QR code in Excel? For example, let's say you're in Microsoft Excel and you're giving a demonstration of a pivot table to an audience. At the end of your presentation, you want people to fill out a survey or give them the option to download the file you used from a website. Well, you could write it on your Excel sheet, for example. People could type it in, but that takes a lot of time, and they might make mistakes and ultimately not be able to access your form. Instead, you can display a QR code. Your audience can then easily scan the QR code with their smartphone and quickly access your pivot table file. QR codes aren't natively available; that is, they aren't in the default ribbon in Word, Excel, or PowerPoint. We're going to add an add-in, and I'll show you step by step how you can do it. Before we begin, I should mention that I'm using the latest version of Microsoft Office, so Excel, Word, or PowerPoint 365. However, as long as your version of Word, Excel, or PowerPoint supports add-ins, you should be able to add this one. Contents: 00:00 How to create a free QR code in Excel 01:29 Downloading the Excel add-in 05:59 Demonstration with a smartphone 06:20 Demonstration with Word and PowerPoint #qrcode #createaqrcode #freeqrcode