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Easiest Way of Data Entry in Library Software

Dear friends,
Kindly help me to find some easiest way to enter the data of books in the library software. Our library has 15000 books.
Thanks

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Permalink Reply by Dr.R.PERUMALSAMY on July 24, 2018 at 22:38

Excel to library software (upload file)

Permalink Reply by sangeeta gupta choudhary on July 25, 2018 at 0:19

Sai ram Type data of excel and counvert in mark 21 format then upload

Permalink Reply by renuka prasad on July 25, 2018 at 0:22

your software is best if only when show previous data (ajax/livedata) is provide other wise excel is good.

Pls collect some books data from other library , its help you when typing in excel ( list method/ macro)

Permalink Reply by Jyoti Jaiswal on July 26, 2018 at 6:00

Hello Sir

    If u r using any software so for so good otherwise ask to any management students or professional to make a software as per ur requirement of your library. Otherwise use ms-excel data sheet to feed the fields like Accession No., call no., Title of the book, Author/Editor name, Publisher& place, Edition Year, cost, ISSN/ISBN no., Source( bill no. & date) etc..

Ms Excel data is easy to transfer to any software. 

Last option is to purchase a software. 

Thanks ! May this information will be useful for u.

If u get some new ideas then update me also please.

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