If the Auto Resize property is chacked, the generated barcode image width and height will be the same as property "Image width", and "Image hight", and it will generate the maximum Bar Width and Bar Hight.
Set the Left Margin, Right Margin, Top Margin and Bottom Margin properties.
Set the Bar width (X) (for bar cell width) property.
The date and time functions seen in Excel 2007 versions onwards now have those functions built into the Auto-Formula complete so we need not do add-ins anymore.
Set the Image Width and Image Height properties. Or does Add-Ins offer us functions that cannot be found on the Auto-Formula list I also noticed certain date and time functions in Excel 2003 which had to be added using add-ins first.
Set property Unit of Measure (Unit of Measure) for properties Bar Width, Margins.
~dNNN: is used to represent the ASCII character with the value of NNN.
~7NNNNNN: is used to specify the Extended Channel and NNNNNN is a value between 000099.
~6: is used only at the very beginning of the symbol, the header [)> + ASCII 30 + ASCII 06 + ASCII 29 will be transmitted by the barcode reader before the data in the message and the trailer ASCII 30 + ASCII 4 will be transmitted afterwards.
~5: is used only at the very beginning of the symbol, the header [)> + ASCII 30 + ASCII 05 + ASCII 29 will be transmitted by the barcode reader before the data in the message and the trailer ASCII 30 + ASCII 4 will be transmitted afterwards.
~3: is used only at the very beginning of the symbol for the reader programming purpose.
~2: is used to represent the Structured Append and must be followed by a 3-digit number between 1 and 255.
~1: is used to represent the FNC1 code.
Check the Apply Tilde (~) property, if you want use the tilde character "~" to specify special characters in the input data.
Check the GS1 Compatible Barcode property, if you need generate GS1 barcodes.
Set the Error correction level property.
Kanji: It allows encoding Kanji characters.
Numeric: It allows encoding numeric data (digits 0 - 9).
Byte: It allows encoding byte data (default: ISO/IEC 8859-1).
AlphaNumeric: It allows encoding alphanumeric data (digits 0 - 9 upper case letters A -Z nine other characters: space, $ % * +.
This includes all ASCII characters value from 0 to 127 inclusive and provides for international character set support
AUTO: It allows encoding all 256 possible 8-bit byte values.