Scan Barcodes and Save Data to Google Sheets with MIT App Inventor

In this step-by-step tutorial, we'll walk you through the process of creating a Barcode Scanner App using MIT App Inventor. Not only will you learn how to build the app, but we'll also show you how to seamlessly integrate it with Google Sheets to automatically save scanned barcode data.
🚀 We'll cover the following key topics:
Setting up the MIT App Inventor environment
Designing the user interface for the barcode scanner
Implementing barcode scanning functionality
Connecting the app to Google Sheets for data storage
Testing and debugging your barcode scanner app
By the end of this tutorial, you'll have a fully functional barcode scanner app that can simplify data entry and streamline processes for inventory management, retail, or any application that requires barcode scanning.
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[@ahamedshare8780]

nice it is very helpful
thank you

[@harshvishwakarma8580]

How can we get the data from any database like googlesheet after scaning the barcode, fetching multiple data more than 4 row colmn