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    Peter Thane

    Unless you use Visual Basic you can only link one sub-string on a label to one source, however barcode and text objects can be made up of multiple sub-strings and each of these can have a different source of the data. In the image below is of a GS1-128 barcode made up of a number of fixed elements (the application iidentifiers) and  a number of other data strings. Most of these are basic text strings but you will notice in the list on the left that the Best Before Date is a clock field.

    There is a wizard to help create GS1-128 barcodes like these but for other barcode and text fields you can add new sub-strings by using the New Data Source button than I have ringed on the image.

    I hope this helps.

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    Naibin zheng

    Hi Pete

    Thank you so much for the instruction. It is very useful. Could you explain how to use VB to implement the multiple dropdown list on a label? Because it is convenient for our operator and reduces the mistake they could make. I appreciate.

     

    Best,

    Naibin

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    Naibin zheng

    Hi, Pete

    One more question is how to display the 'display text' of dropdown list in a text around the barcode, because the display text shows the full information of the value part of dropdown list. Thanks

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