The Start C is a character that determines the Code 128 character set. To generate GS1-128 barcodes, review your specifications to learn about the StartC, FNC1, Application Identifiers, MOD10 Check Digit, and other standard requirements including Height and XDimension. Select File-Close and Return to Microsoft Excel. If multiple IDAutomationVBA files (with the same file name) are in the modules folder, an ' ambiguous name error' with #NAME will occur.Ĩ. NOTE: Only import one instance of the IDAutomationVBA. To import the VBA, select File-Import File and select VBA file.ħ. To identify the location of the IDAutomationVBA.bas file that will be imported into Excel's Visual Basic Editor, navigate through the extracted BarcodeFunctionsįolder. To extract BarcodeFunctions.zip, right-click on the file and select Extract All.ģ. If unsure of where the download is located, run a search on the computer for the name BarcodeFunctions.Ģ. Download the IDAutomation VBA Macros (BarcodeFunctions.zip) font encoder to the desired location on your computer. The tutorial assumes that the Code 128 Demo or Sale is downloaded and installed.ġ.

(2) Font Encoder - Download the IDAutomation VBA MacrosĪ font encoder is a component that takes the data that will be converted to a barcode and formats it into another form of data that the barcode font can understand. (1) Barcode Font - Code 128 Demo or Code 128 Purchase To create barcodes GS1-128 barcodes using a font, two components are required: When generating GS1 symbols, IDAutomation recommends testing the result with the Barcode Decoder App which parses out GS1 data to verify proper encoding.

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