BAR CODE Instruction

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Hello there!, Help me, please!!!
I've using Visual Basic to create Excel Macros, I found them as a great Tooling, now, I need to "translate" alphanumeric data to Bar Code Data and I don't have any idea how to do it, would you like to help me with this, please?

I really appreciate in advance your great support.
 
Usually there are fonts for this purpose

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Hmagallanes said:
Hello there!, Help me, please!!!
I've using Visual Basic to create Excel Macros, I found them as a great
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Tooling, now, I need to "translate" alphanumeric data to Bar Code Data and
I don't have any idea how to do it, would you like to help me with this,
please?
 
Thank you for your E-mail, do you have any idea how/where to get the
fonts for Bar Code?

P.S. Thank you for your promt answer
 
Hmagallanes said:
Hello there!, Help me, please!!!
I've using Visual Basic to create Excel Macros, I found them as a great Tooling, now, I need to "translate" alphanumeric data to Bar Code Data and I don't have any idea how to do it, would you like to help me with this, please?

I really appreciate in advance your great support.
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Here you can find all you wanted: http://www.morovia.com/font/
 
The best way to print bar codes from Excel is to use a bar code
ActiveX control. Fonts produce poor quality bar codes that can be
difficult to read. With fonts, you also have to add start and stop
codes to the bar code data and you also have to calculate check digits
yourself. A good bar code ActiveX control will do everything for you
and it will also be much easier to use - in addition to printing much
better quality bar codes.
The best bar code ActiveX control available is the TAL Bar Code
ActiveX control. You can download a trial version from complete with a
Excel spreadsheet sample that shows how to use it:
http://www.taltech.com/products/activex_barcodes.html
 
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