Scan to Sheets 4+

Name: Scan to Sheets
Rating: 2.9 (12 reviews)
Author: Jibran Khalil

Code to Google Sheets

Jibran Khalil

Designed for iPad

- 2.9 • 12 Ratings

- Free

Description

Scan to Sheets allows you to instantly upload QR Codes or barcodes to a Google Sheet. To start, simply:

1.) Create a Google Sheet
2.) Get the Key (in the URL) and the range or ranges of the sheets you'd like to enter into.
3.) Enter them in and scan away!

Every item you scan will instantly be added to the Sheet! This can be used for attendance, checking out items, adding points for meetings, or anything that uses Sheets. You can now also upload two barcodes at once in whatever range you desire!

Scan to Sheets is a simple way to upload the information stored in a barcode right into a Google Sheet without any complex equipment.

Feb 19, 2019

Version 1.3

This new update adds a walkthrough, improves the user interface, and allows users to select only one sheet range to upload to.

2.9 out of 5

12 Ratings

Pretty cool app, hope to see it progress more

This app is really convenient, I understand it was designed with a specific purpose in mind, but if I could have a little more control of the app I would be able to use it much easier, such as switching between different sheets on the fly, and turning off the second scan entirely.

Thanks for your feedback! I will be working on the app more, and turning off the second sheet is something that will soon be added.

Signin problems

First thing the app wants you to do is sign into your google account. Google prevents signing in because the app isn’t verified by them. Can’t bypass it or open the sign-in page in a browser or anything. Unable to use the app at all without signing it and google prevents me from signing in.

Dear Splonker,
Thank you so much for reaching out. The problem is with the Google Authorization process and I am currently in contact with Google to resolve this problem This issue should be resolved soon and I appreciate your feedback.

Can’t use

Trying to use this app but it makes you sign into google, and google won’t allow the sign in. Not sure how this app claims to function if you can’t actually use it?

The developer, Jibran Khalil, has not provided details about its privacy practices and handling of data to Apple. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy.