Google Docs???
Our company is slowing migrating into the google docs world. Is it possible for have a label template access a google doc instead of the downloaded Excel spreadsheet. We have successfully moved my team from printing labels to the appropriate departments printing them out. We have a standard label that is attached to an excel spreadsheet. The users modify the spreadsheet and then go into print station and print them out. Is there a way for the user to just pull the data from the google doc (spreadsheet) instead of downloading it to our share and then running print manager. Just trying to eliminate a few steps.
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Not sure if the below will help:
1: In your Google Docs spreadsheet, click file, then Publish to the Web.2: Open Excel 2010 (I cannot promise that this works in earlier versions, but you can try or Google it)3: Click the "DATA" Tab on the top4: There is a "Get External Data" section, click "from web"5: Return to your spreadsheet in Google Docs, in the Publish to the Web box, start publishing, then look lower in the box, get a website link to your spreadsheet, copy it.6: Return to Excel and paste the website into the address bar of the dialog box that opened when you clicked get data from the web7: Click the check box that appears in the upper left of your website (in the Excel Dialog Box)8: Import.9. Connect BarTender to the Excel spread sheet.0 -
Well that does work but was hoping for an easier solution. We are now just downloading the file and placing it into a "holding" folder. Users check the folder and then use print station to print them out. Was hoping that print station could "see" the google docs without having to download file to "holding" folder.
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It is half working since you will still need to refresh the excel source for records updated on Google sheet....
Are there plans to change this on upcoming versions?
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