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Using Microsoft Excel in creating software for libraries

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  • Jusuf Qarkaxhija

    (AAB College)

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Nowadays, software applications are entwined in every area of life. It is almost inevitable. In addition to helping businesses, software’s also facilitates over jobs and services, such as: in libraries. These software’s are created through high programming languages, namely Java, C#, Python etc. Nonetheless, we can also create them while using applications from the Microsoft Office Package. One of these applications is Microsoft Excel. It has all the tools we need. This software application is created through Microsoft Excel for the sole reason that it is familiar to the majority of users, one of whom are librarians. The application comprises five pages: Content,Book Fund, Remaining Book Fund, Readers and Realization. The link between these pages will be done by numerous different functions, such as: if, sumif, sum, vlookup, etc.

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  • Jusuf Qarkaxhija, 2020. "Using Microsoft Excel in creating software for libraries," Technium, Technium Science, vol. 2(3), pages 78-86, May.
    • Handle: RePEc:tec:techni:ojs:565
    DOI: 10.47577/technium.v2i3.565
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