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This website offers bar code macros and functions for the intermediate to advanced Microsoft Office user. If you are looking for the easiest method of implementing barcodes in Office.
The IDAutomation.com Code 128 Font and VBA macros provided enabled us to integrate barcoding into a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet that works cross-platform between Classic Macintosh, OS-X and Microsoft Windows operating systems." - Charles Daneri, Objective Systems, LLC (computer consulting firm), Baltimore, MD.
The macros (which consist of VBA code and functions) will generate check digits, add the Start and stop characters and format the return string for one of our barcode fonts. The macros can be easily integrated into your application for automation purposes and you don't have to be a programmer to use them - they are easy enough for intermediate and advanced users of Excel or Access. The macros and VBA functions are ready to install and are only designed to calculate barcode strings for the barcode fonts from IDAutomation.com, Inc. The macros, functions and Visual Basic source code are free to use as long as you are using them with one of our barcode fonts. They are compatible with Microsoft Office 97, Office 2000 and Office XP running on Windows or Macintosh systems.
- Symbology Support - Our Bar Code VBA macros for Microsoft Excel, Word and Access work with our POSTNET, Code 39, Interleaved 2 of 5, Code 128, UPC-A, EAN-13, EAN-8, UCC-128, MSI / Plessy, Code 11, RM4SCC, 4-State, EAN-14, SSCC-18 and SCC-14 barcode fonts and specifications.
- Cross-platform Support - the unique encoding in our fonts and VBA allows cross-platform support between Macintosh and Windows systems. For example, the same Microsoft Excel spreadsheet can be used on Windows and MAC computers that have our font installed.
- Other Barcode Products - we also sell easy to use "drag and drop" ActiveX Controls that may be easier to use in your application. Our ActiveX Controls have been tested in Microsoft Word, Access, Excel, Visual Basic and C++.
For all functions below the data input type is a single string. A number may be required for additional parameters. For example, Code128c("123456",0). For all number symbologies such as POSTNET and UPC, you may input dashes or spaces for easier readability and they will be filtered out by the function before the barcode is generated. For UPC-A, UPC-E & EAN-13 you can enter the +2 and +5 add-on codes by just adding them to the end of the string.
| Function | Notes |
| Code128(Data, Number) | If you are not sure which Code 128 set is for your application,
then use this one. This is a "Code 128 Auto" function that will automatically
encode any data from ASCII 0 to ASCII 127. It will automatically switch
to character set C for numbers also. To encode alpha-numeric UCC/EAN-128, ASCII 202 or character � is entered as the FNC1 before each AI. For example, the UCC number of (8100)712345(21)12WH5678 should be entered as: �8100712345�2112WH5678. More information about AIs and UCC/EAN-128 is located here. (Data, 0) formats barcode output string for the Code 128 barcode fonts. (Data, 1) returns the human readable data. (Data, 2) returns only the check digit. |
| Code128a() | Use the characters from set B to print characters not on the keyboard; the scanner will scan characters from set A. Formats output to the Code 128 barcode fonts. |
| Code128b() | Returns codes formatted to the Code 128 character set B. Formats output to the Code 128 barcode fonts. |
| Code128c(Data, Number) | This code128 function "interleaves" numbers into pairs for high
density. (Data, 0) formats output to the Code 128 barcode fonts. (Data, 1) returns the human readable data with the check digit included. (Data, 2) returns only the check digit. |
| I2of5() | This function "interleaves" numbers into pairs for high density without check digits and formats the return string to the Interleaved 2 of 5 font. |
| I2of5Mod10(Data, Number) | (Data, 0) performs the mod10 checksum calculation for increased
accuracy and formats the return string to the Interleaved 2 of 5 font.
MOD 10 checksums are required by USPS for special services and for SSC-14
when using Interleaved 2 of 5 for that purpose. (Data, 1) returns the human readable data with the MOD10 check digit included. (Data, 2) returns the MOD10 check digit. |
| Code39() | Formats the output to print using Code 39 fonts. |
| Code39Mod43(Data, Number) | (Data, 0) performs the mod43 checksum calculation for increased
accuracy and then formats the output to print using Code 39 fonts. The
mod43 checksum is usually required for LOGMARS and HIBC applications. (Data, 1) returns the human readable data with the check digit included. (Data, 2) returns only the check digit. |
| Codabar() | Formats the output to print using Codabar fonts. |
| UCC128() | Use this function for UCC/EAN-128 applications when you have already generated your MOD10 check digit if required. Supports UCC-128, EAN-128, SCC-18 and SCC-14. FNC1 automatically included after Start digit, enter "FA" between even numbers for additional FNC1 Codes. Formats the output to print using Code 128 fonts. |
| SCC14(Data, Number) | SCC14(Data, 0) generates the MOD10 required and then formats the
output to print EAN-14 and SCC-14 using Code 128 fonts. The input for
Data must be a 13 to 17 digit number, however, only 13 are needed.
The required application identifier of (01) is automatically added. SCC14(Data, 1) returns the human readable data for SCC14 / EAN14. SCC14(Data, 2) returns the MOD10 check digit. |
| SSCC18(Data, Number) | SCC18(Data, 0) generates the MOD10 required for SSCC-18 and then
formats the output to print SSCC-18 using Code 128 fonts. The input
for Data must be a 17 to 21 digit number, however, only 17 are
needed. The required application identifier of (00) is automatically
added. SCC18(Data, 1) returns the human readable data for SCC-18. SCC18(Data, 2) returns the MOD10 check digit. |
| Postnet(Data, Number) | Enter a single string of Zip, Zip + 4 or Zip + 4 + Delivery Point.
The input for Data must be a number and can include dashes and
spaces. (Data, 0) formats output to the POSTNET barcode fonts. (Data, 1) returns the human readable data with the check digit included. (Data, 2) returns only the check digit. |
| USPS_EAN128 (Data, Number) | Used for 22 digit USPS special services labels such as delivery
confirmation in EAN128. This is used with our Code 128 fonts. This new
EAN128 format is mandatory as of January 10, 2004 according to the USPS
Delivery Confirmation Service defined in the September 2002 version
of Publication 91. Enter a 19 or 20 digit number; only the first 19
are used. This number is made up of the following: 2 digit service
code + 9 digit customer ID + 8 digit sequential package ID + MOD 10
check digit that can be calculated by this function if excluded. In
this function, the application identifier of 91 is automatically added
for you. Other USPS EAN128 barcode types must be created by calling
Code128() with the appropriate ASCII 202 and AIs included (as documented
at our
Code 128 FAQ ). You may also refer to the
USPS portion of the Code 128 FAQ . (Data, 0) formats output to the Code 128 barcode fonts. (Data, 1) returns the human readable data with the check digit included. (Data, 2) returns only the check digit. |
| USPS_USS128 (Data, Number) | NOTICE: After 1/10/2004, you must use the USPS_EAN128 function
to meet USPS requirements. Used for 20 digit USPS special services
numbers with Code 128 fonts according to the USPS Special Services defined
in the February 2000 version of the Special Services Technical Guide.
Enter a 19 or 20 digit number; only the first 19 are used. This number
is made up of the following: 2 digit service code + 9 digit customer
ID + 8 digit sequential package ID + MOD 10 check digit that can be
calculated by this function if excluded. (Data, 0) formats output to the Code 128 barcode fonts. (Data, 1) returns the human readable data with the check digit included. (Data, 2) returns only the check digit. |
| RM4SCC() | Formats the output to print using RM4SCC fonts. Checksum calculated according to the mailsort customer barcoding specification. |
| MSI(Data, Number) | (Data, 0) formats output to the MSI barcode fonts. (Data, 1) returns the human readable data with the check digit included. (Data, 2) returns only the check digit. |
| Code11() | Only the "C" check digit is calculated which is the standard when encoding 10 digits or less. |
| UPCa() | Enter UPC-A with or without a check digit, add-ons are supported. Formats output to the UPC/EAN barcode font. |
| UPCe() | Enter the full 11 or 12 digit UPC-A number. The purpose of this function is to print the UPC-E barcode from a UPC-A barcode that can be compressed. It will print a UPC-A if it cannot be compressed by zero suppression rules. Formats output to the UPC/EAN barcode font. |
| EAN13() | Enter EAN-13 with or without a check digit, add-ons are supported. Formats output to the UPC/EAN barcode font. |
| EAN8() | Enter exactly 7 characters (EAN-8 without the check digit). Formats output to the UPC/EAN barcode font. |
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