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- Install Barcode ActiveX Add-in in Excel
- Barcodes in MS Excel
- Create Sequential Barcode Labels in Excel
- Add Supplemental Text to Barcodes in Excel
- Extract Barcode Images from MS Excel
- Create Dynamic Barcodes Using LinkedCell in Excel
- Supplemental Text in Barcodes Using LinkedCell in Excel
- Barcodes in Excel with VBA
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- BackColor
- BackStyle
- Barcode
- BarcodeColor
- BarcodeTextColor
- BarcodeTextFont
- BarcodeTextVisible
- BarcodeTextPosition
- BarcodeTextStretch
- BarHeight
- BearerBars
- BottomText
- BottomTextAlignment
- BottomTextColor
- BottomTextFont
- BottomTextVisible
- ControlAlignment
- ControlAutosize
- DataMatrixSize
- LinkedCell
- OptionalCheckChar
- Orientation
- OutlineColor
- OutlineStyle
- OutlineVisible
- OutlineWidth
- Padding Left/Top/Right/Bottom
- PDF417Columns
- PDF417ErrorCorrectionLevel
- PDF417RowHeight
- PDF417Truncated
- Picture
- QRCodeErrorCorrectionLevel
- QRCodeSize
- QuietZone Horizontal/Vertical
- Symbology
- TopText
- TopTextAlignment
- TopTextColor
- TopTextFont
- TopTextVisible
- UnitOfMeasure
- VerticalBarTextEntry
- WideToNarrowRatio
- XDimension
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Barcode ActiveX Control
Create Dynamic Barcodes Using LinkedCell in Excel
- This tutorial shows how to use the LinkedCell
property to have your barcode update
whenever the source cell changes. - See the video, or simply follow the steps below.
Step 1. Enable Developer Tab
- Navigate to File -> Options
- In Excel Options, select Customize Ribbon tab and make sure Developer entry is checked. Click OK.
Step 2. Insert ActiveX Control
- Click on Developer tab > Insert > ActiveX Controls > More Controls.
- Select BarCodeWiz Class and click OK.
- Left-Click onto an empty area in Excel to insert the control.
Step 3. Link Barcode Control to Data Cell
- Open the Properties window of the control.
- Set the LinkedCell property to the source cell. For example, A1.
- The cell is now linked. Changing data in A1 will also update the barcode.
