The 3 of 9 Barcode Font in Excel
Barcode uses lines and spaces to represent information. Excel doesn’t include any barcodes fonts by default, but they can be installed. 3 of 9 is a type of font which is used to create barcodes. Using the 3 of 9 barcode font we can create barcodes for capital letters, numeric values, and symbols like (&), (%), (/), (.), etc. The barcode is formed with 5 bars and 4 spaces to represent 1 character.
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Download and Install font
Step 1:
- Download the 3 of 9 barcode fonts.
Step 2:
- Extract the file and install the True Type font file.
Step 3:
- Check if the font is included in the font box in the Home tab. If it isn’t, restart Excel and try again.
The 3 of 9 Barcode font is installed.
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How to Create a Barcode Using the 3 of 9 Font in Excel
1. Creating a Barcode from a Numeric Input
Creating the Dataset
Step 1:
- Create a table with one column for the numeric inputs and another for barcode outputs.
Step 2:
- Select the input cells with the numeric value.
Step 3:
- Change the Number Format in the Home tab into Text. By default, it’s General.
Step 4:
- Select the cell to see the barcode and enter the following formula:
="("&B6&")"
The formula creates the format of the barcode. B6 is the input cell.
Step 5:
- Drag down the Fill Handle to see the result in the rest of the cells.
Applying the Font
Step 1:
- Select the cells to see the output.
Step 2:
- Select 3 of 9 Barcode in Font, in the Home tab.
The 3 of 9 barcode is displayed.
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2. Create a Barcode from Text Input
Creating the Dataset
Step 1:
- Create a table with one column for the text input and another for barcode.
Step 2:
- Select a cell to see the output barcode and enter the following formula.
="("&B6&")"
The formula creates the barcode and B6 is the input cell.
Step 3:
- Drag down the Fill Handle to see the result in the rest of the cells.
Applying the Font
Step 1:
- Select the cells to see the output.
Step 2:
- Go to Font in the Home tab. Select 3 of 9 Barcode.
The barcodes will be displayed.
Read More: How to Create Barcode Without Font in Excel
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