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Create Code 128 Barcodes in Crystal Reports
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Code 128 Barcodes in Crystal Reports
This tutorial shows how to add Code 128 B barcodes to your Crystal Reports.
See the video or simply follow the steps below.
Step 1. Add a new formula
In the
Field Explorer
, right click
Formula Fields
and click
New...
Enter a name for the new formula.
Step 2. Locate the Code 128 Functions
The functions may be listed under one of these two locations:
Functions > Additional Functions > Visual Basic UFLs (u2lcom.dll)
Functions > Additional Functions > COM and .NET UFLs (u212com.dll)
See here for function descriptions
Step 3a. (For Text Fields): Enter the function name in Formula Editor
If your data field is
text (string)
, enter the function as below:
Code128B({Items.item_barcode})
Items.item_barcode
is the name of the table and field from your data source.
Click on
Save and close
. Continue to Step 4.
Step 3b. (For Numeric Fields): Enter the function name in Formula Editor
If your data field is
numeric
, it must be converted to text. This is done using the Crystal Function
ToText()
, as below:
Code128B (ToText({Items.item_price}, 0, ''))
Items.item_barcode
is the name of the table and field from your data source.
Click on
Save and close
.
Step 4. Add a barcode to the report
Drag the formula from Field Explorer to the report
Change the font properties to:
Font Name:
BCW_Code128B_2
Font Size:
24
The report is now ready
Click on Preview to see or print it.
Code 128 Fonts Functions in Crystal Reports
Code128Auto()
Code128Auto()
Encodes data in the most efficient way possible, using a combination of subsets if necessary. Supports all 128 ASCII characters.
This function should be used with one of the following fonts:
BCW_Code128_1
through
BCW_Code128_6
(does not show human readable text)
This function requires the use of a barcode font
without human readable text
. However, the text can easily be displayed in a
separate formula field
with a font such as
Arial
.
To encode a control character, enter it in the format:
^000
, where 000 is its digital ASCII value. For example, ABC^009 encodes ABC followed by TAB. To encode FNC1, enter: ^F1
Code128A()
Code128A()
Encodes data using Code 128
Subset A
only. It supports numbers, upper case letters, control characters (such as tab or new-line), space, and the following: !"#$%&'()*+,-./:;<=>?@[\]^_
This function should be used with one of the following fonts:
BCW_Code128A_1
through
BCW_Code128A_6
(shows human-readable text under barcode)
BCW_Code128_1
through
BCW_Code128_6
(does not show human readable text)
To encode a control character, enter it in the format:
^000
, where 000 is its digital ASCII value. For example, ABC^009 encodes ABC followed by TAB. To encode FNC1, enter: ^F1
Code128B()
Code128B()
Encodes data using Code 128
Subset B
only. It supports numbers, upper and lower-case letters, space, and the following characters: !"#$%&'()*+,-./:;<=>?@[\]^_`{|}~
This function should be used with one of the following fonts:
BCW_Code128B_1
through
BCW_Code128B_6
(shows human-readable text under barcode)
BCW_Code128_1
through
BCW_Code128_6
(does not show human readable text)
It is possible to encode control characters using the function Code128B() by temporarily shifting to Subset A. This process is automatic.
To encode a control character, enter it in the format:
^000
, where 000 is its digital ASCII value. For example, ABC^009 encodes ABC followed by TAB. To encode FNC1, enter: ^F1
Code128C()
Code128C()
Encodes data using Code 128
Subset C
. It supports
numbers only
and must contain an
even number of digits
.
The digits are encoded in pairs of two, resulting in a barcode about half as wide as subset A or B.
This function should be used with one of the following fonts:
BCW_Code128C_1
through
BCW_Code128C_6
(shows human-readable text under barcode)
BCW_Code128_1
through
BCW_Code128_6
(does not show human readable text)
To encode FNC1, enter: ^F1
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