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Decimal (or Number) field to text using barcode39

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ramjones

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May 2, 2003
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I was able to setup barcode 39 font (azalea.com) in Crystal report (Pro 8.5) for Packlist ID, PO #, and Part Number. My problem is Quantity and I originally created this:
BarcodeC39({SHIPPER_LINE.USER_SHIPPED_QTY})
and when I hit 'Save', error message appeared "A string is required here." So I modified it to this:
BarcodeC39(ToText ({SHIPPER_LINE.USER_SHIPPED_QTY}))
It took it but the scanner is not picking it up. Then I contacted azalea's tech support and they suggested this: ToText({your.Number}, 0, "", "") and when I hit 'Save', error message appeared "Too many arguments have been given to this function." I haven't heard back from them. [neutral] Then I'd thought to give this forum a try.[glasses] Thx. Tina
 
Use:

ToText({your.Number},0,"")

Or if they want a comma, which I doubt, use:

ToText({your.Number},0,",")

-k
 
Those don't work, gave me same error message. Been on this for two days and I finally got it using this: BarcodeC39(Trim (ToText ({SHIPPER_LINE.USER_SHIPPED_QTY},0)))

Thanks for your time helping me out. I appreciate it a great deal. :)
 
I think the easiest way to convert fields into a barcode font is to simply set up a formula like this.


"*"+{yourfield.here}+"*"

Then you just format your fields for using the bc3o9 font. We do this everywhere on our reports - manufacturing industry.

Cheers.
 
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