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foreign we will see in this video how to generate QR codes with Google spreadsheets we want these URLs to be accessible when the QR code is scanned we start with the address https .google.com HTTP colon slash geoqr.me is a site that provides a service for creating QR codes click on QR code API click on this link to obtain a QR code with the content example copy this URL paste it now into any cell in the table for later use to get a new QR code delete example in the URL to replace it later with our text we now use the encoder function to encode this text so that it can be used in the URL encoding removes any special meaning that individual characters in a value can have when used in a URL we return to this URL copy it then place the cursor in front of the encoderal function paste this address in quotes and add the Ampersand symbol now just use the URL obtained as a parameter of the image function here is the QR code obtained you can change the dimensions of the image Letamp;#39;s test
