Microsoft Excel Tables vs Qr Code

Your prices, schedules, menus, stock lists and staff directories already live in an Excel file. This app puts that file on your website - and keeps it current. Connect your Microsoft account, pick a workbook from OneDrive or SharePoint, choose a worksheet, then drop the table onto any page in the Editor. From then on you edit the spreadsheet the way you always have and the site follows. No exports, no CSV files, no copy-and-paste, no re-publishing. Choose which columns visitors see, rename the headers, and switch between a clean table layout and a card layout that reads well on mobile. Turn on search, sorting and column filters so visitors can find one row in a list of thousands. Match your site with your own colours, fonts and spacing. Your workbook is never edited. Access is read-only and you can revoke it from your Microsoft account at any time. Start free with one table of up to 100 rows. Paid plans add more tables, up to unlimited rows, and automatic syncing every day, every hour or every 15 minutes - with a 14-day free trial.

QR is a QR code generator for businesses that connect printed materials with online content. It creates codes for links, text, and contact details, all managed from one dashboard where they can also be edited, restyled, and reviewed later. Alongside standard QR codes, the app supports QR vCards that allow people to save contact details to their phone, as well as barcodes. Codes can be styled with custom colors, shapes, and logos to match the rest of your branding, placed on your site, or downloaded in formats suited to both screen and print, such as flyers, menus, and business cards. Tracking is available for codes that need it. Scans are recorded over time with details such as approximate location and device type, which can help you understand how printed materials are being used and which placements draw attention. A contact form can also be linked to a code, so people who scan it arrive at a form that is part of the app itself. It is generally used by restaurants, event organizers, real estate agents, freelancers, and other small businesses that work with print alongside an online presence