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I was recently asked if I could create a QR code Iamp;#39;d never created one before Iamp;#39;d seen them of course but Iamp;#39;d never made one before so I should have said no unfortunately I said yes which then meant I needed to work out how to make QR codes turns out in Excel itamp;#39;s pretty simple and we can do it for free and thatamp;#39;s what Iamp;#39;m going to show you in this video so if youamp;#39;re ready letamp;#39;s get started so if we want to generate QR codes what we need is an API service that generates those images for us then using the image function we can connect to those images and then display them inside Excel One such service is quickchart.io there are others available such as go QR dot me and the Google API to use Quick charts all we need is a URL so https colon quickchart.io forward slash QR question mark text equals and then after that we place the text that we want to use inside our QR code thereamp;#39;s also lots of parameters that we can us