Human Readable Problem
Good Morning!
I am brand new at Bartender UDI labels so I am not as sophisticated in my knowledge as most of the people here in this form. Please bear with me and be patient! I would really appreciate help!
I have attached a word doc that shows a screen shot of a UDI label (GS1 matrix barcode) that I am attempting to work on at work. Notice the three lines of human readable information I have included. The first line is of course the GTIN number. The second line is for Lot number and the third line is for expiration date. Here's my questions:
1) For the third line when I pick embedded data for the expiration date, it shows up as all zeroes. How can I make it appear on the actual label as YYMMDD instead of zeroes? Realize I have no knowledge of how to do this at all. Watch your technical lingo because I'm new to this!
2) When I go to print these, when our labelling group at work starts to print this, will options pop up for them so they can actually enter a lot number (as each lot number for this product is different) and the expiration date? If not how do you create this option?
Thanks for the help. I really appreciate it.
And I just tried to upload a word doc showing the screenshot I took of my problem (hopefully described above) and it keeps saying below my message here that I'm not permitted to upload this kind of file. Why??
I'll try to describe below what I'm seeing on the label I created:
(01) GTIN number (not listing the number out here but that's what is here)
(10)XXXXXX
(17)000000 (Barcode is on the right of these three lines)
Program: BarTender
Designer 2016 R2
License: Professional
Version: 11.0.2.3056
(32-bit)
OS: Windows
7 Professional [x86], SP1
Thanks again!
Renee
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Renee,
You should watch the training videos
http://www.seagullscientific.com/support/bartender-training-videos/
Specifically the "Specifying Data for Your Labels" Section
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Hi...
This doesn't help me because the company I work for has the worst wifi in the world. I cannot access you tube even on a good day unless i'm at home doing this. I tried this on my phone and there is way too much information being given in these videos that do not apply to me. I would appreciate someone answering my simple questions above if possible. Otherwise, I guess I will have to call the company and ask for a technician to help? No idea. Any help is appreciated.
Gratefully,
Renee
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