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Barcode Coding

  Asked By: Donna    Date: Oct 20    Category: MS Office    Views: 1329
  

I just found the following code for print with barcode.
Does anyone can help how to use it in excelVBA. Since the code is
running for MS Acces.


Function MD_Barcode39(ctrl As Control, Rpt As Report)

On Error GoTo ErrorTrap_BarCode39

Dim Nbar As Single, Wbar As Single, Qbar As Single, NextBar As
Single
Dim CountX As Single, CountY As Single, CountR As Single
Dim Parts As Single, Pix As Single, Color As Long, BarStamp As
Variant
Dim Stripes As String, OneStripe As String, Barcode As String
Dim Mx As Single, my As Single, Sx As Single, Sy As Single
Const White = 16777215: Const Black = 0
Const Nratio = 20, Wratio = 55, Qratio = 35
Sx = ctrl.Left: Sy = ctrl.Top: Mx = ctrl.Width: my = ctrl.Height
Barcode = ctrl
Parts = (Len(Barcode) + 2) * ((6 * Nratio) + (3 * Wratio) + (1 *
Qratio))
Pix = (Mx / Parts):
Nbar = (20 * Pix): Wbar = (55 * Pix): Qbar = (35 * Pix)
NextBar = Sx
Color = White
BarStamp = "*" & UCase(Barcode) & "*"
For CountX = 1 To Len(BarStamp)
Stripes = MD_BC39(Mid$(BarStamp, CountX, 1))
For CountY = 1 To 9
OneStripe = Mid$(Stripes, CountY, 1)
If Color = White Then Color = Black Else Color = White
Select Case OneStripe
Case "1"
Rpt.Line (NextBar, Sy)-Step(Wbar, my), Color, BF
NextBar = NextBar + Wbar 'WideBar
Case "0"
Rpt.Line (NextBar, Sy)-Step(Nbar, my), Color, BF
NextBar = NextBar + Nbar 'NarrowBar
End Select
Next CountY
If Color = White Then Color = Black Else Color = White
Rpt.Line (NextBar, Sy)-Step(Qbar, my), Color, BF
NextBar = NextBar + Qbar 'Intermediate Quiet Bar
Next CountX

Exit_BarCode39:
Exit Function

ErrorTrap_BarCode39:
Resume Exit_BarCode39

End Function

Function MD_BC39(CharCode As String) As String

On Error GoTo ErrorTrap_BC39

ReDim BC39(90)

BC39(32) = "011000100" ' space
BC39(36) = "010101000" ' $
BC39(37) = "000101010" ' %
BC39(42) = "010010100" ' * Start/Stop
BC39(43) = "010001010" ' +
BC39(45) = "010000101" ' |
BC39(46) = "110000100" ' .
BC39(47) = "010100010" ' /
BC39(48) = "000110100" ' 0
BC39(49) = "100100001" ' 1
BC39(50) = "001100001" ' 2
BC39(51) = "101100000" ' 3
BC39(52) = "000110001" ' 4
BC39(53) = "100110000" ' 5
BC39(54) = "001110000" ' 6
BC39(55) = "000100101" ' 7
BC39(56) = "100100100" ' 8
BC39(57) = "001100100" ' 9
BC39(65) = "100001001" ' A
BC39(66) = "001001001" ' B
BC39(67) = "101001000" ' C
BC39(68) = "000011001" ' D
BC39(69) = "100011000" ' E
BC39(70) = "001011000" ' F
BC39(71) = "000001101" ' G
BC39(72) = "100001100" ' H
BC39(73) = "001001100" ' I
BC39(74) = "000011100" ' J
BC39(75) = "100000011" ' K
BC39(76) = "001000011" ' L
BC39(77) = "101000010" ' M
BC39(78) = "000010011" ' N
BC39(79) = "100010010" ' O
BC39(80) = "001010010" ' P
BC39(81) = "000000111" ' Q
BC39(82) = "100000110" ' R
BC39(83) = "001000110" ' S
BC39(84) = "000010110" ' T
BC39(85) = "110000001" ' U
BC39(86) = "011000001" ' V
BC39(87) = "111000000" ' W
BC39(88) = "010010001" ' X
BC39(89) = "110010000" ' Y
BC39(90) = "011010000" ' Z

MD_BC39 = BC39(Asc(CharCode))

Exit_BC39:
Exit Function

ErrorTrap_BC39:
MD_BC39 = ""
Resume Exit_BC39

End Function

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6 Answers Found

 
Answer #1    Answered By: Brandson White     Answered On: Nov 27

To print barcodes on Excel, just use the barcode plug-in for Excel is OK. Most of them support linear and 2D barcodes generation on Excel sheet.

 
Answer #2    Answered By: Isaac William     Answered On: Sep 11

Try this barcode add-in for Excel:
http://www.onbarcode.com/excel_barcode/

 
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