GS1-Databar Barcode Font

Generate GS1-Databar Barcode in MS Excel Spreadsheet

1. Start Microsoft® Excel® first.

If you are using Excel 2000 or 2003, click menu ===> Tools ==> Macro ===> Security. Choose Low security level.

GS1-Databar Macro Security

If you are using Excel 2007 / 2010 / 2013 / 2016 / 2019, click the Microsoft Office Button.
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Then click Excel Options, choose Trust Center. In the Macro Settings category, under Macro Settings, choose "Enable all macros" as shown below.

GS1-Databar Macro Setting

2. Press ALT + F11 to open Microsoft® Visual Basic editor.
GS1-Databar VBA

3. From Visual Basic editor, choose menu Tools ===> References. It will popup a dialog. Click Browse button and choose cruflbcs.dll from your working folder.
Usually it's under C:\Program File (x86)\CommonFiles\Barcodesoft\Fontutil folder.
Click the checkbox beside crUFLBcs 1.0 Type Library as shown below. Then click OK button.

GS1-Databar barcode add reference

4. Press Ctrl+M, it will popup a dialog, choose barcodesoft.bas under C:\Program File (x86)\CommonFiles\Barcodesoft\Fontutil folder. Then click "Open".

If you don't find barcodesoft.bas, please download it from GS1-Databar barcode.
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5. Close Visual Basic editor and go back to your spreadsheet. Now, you can use one of the following macros to encode data: databar14 . When you have lots of data to process, you can just copy and paste the macro to the whole column and all data will be encoded immediately.
=databar14(xx)
=databarStk(XX)
=databarStkOmni(XX)
=databarLtd(XX)
=databarExp(XX)
=databarExpStk(XX)

Please use cell reference to replace xxx in the formulas.

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6. Right click Cell B1, choose Format Cell from context menu. Then click Font to apply one of the appropriate font typefaces to the cell, such as bcsDatabarM.

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