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    Sleeper: Barcode in the standard EAN-128

    Good Morning,


    I need to generate some barcode in the standard EAN-128, some forum participant would have an idea, I could not find the sources.


    Thank you

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    Not my field (or even close) but the reference seems to know what he's doing. Hope this is close to what you're looking for

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    You can check out the original post for more information

    https://www.mrexcel.com/forum/excel-...ml#post4659015





    Option Explicit
    'https://www.mrexcel.com/forum/excel-questions/970865-excel-visual-basic-applications-barcode-generator.html#post4659015
    
    Type BarParams
        Pos As Long
        Width As Byte
    End Type
    
    Sub test()
        Dim s As String
        Dim r As Range
        
        s = Code128B("ABC123")
        Set r = ActiveSheet.Range("C3")
        Call DrawBarcode(s, r.Left, r.Top, 2, 50)
    
    End Sub
     
    Sub DrawBarcode(EncStr As String, Left As Single, Top As Single, _
        SingleWidth As Single, Height As Single, Optional Color As Long)
    '
    ' Parameters:
    '
    ' EncStr - a string of ones and zeros, e.g., "11001011"
    ' Left - the position (in points) of the upper-left corner of the barcode
    '        relative to the upper-left corner of the worksheet.
    ' Top - the position (in points) of the upper-left corner of the barcode
    '       relative to the upper-left corner of the worksheet.
    ' SingleWidth - the width (in points) of a single-wide bar or space.
    ' Height - the height of the bars, in points.
    ' Color - (optional) the color of bars; if omitted, the color vill be black.
    '
    Dim TgtSht As Worksheet
    Dim Bars() As BarParams
    Dim NextBar As Boolean
    Dim i, j As Long
    Dim BarColl() As Variant
    '
    Set TgtSht = ActiveSheet
    '
    ReDim Bars(1 To 1)
    Bars(1).Width = 0
    NextBar = False
    j = 1
    '
    For i = 1 To Len(EncStr) Step 1
        If Mid(EncStr, i, 1) = "1" Then
            If Not NextBar Then Bars(j).Pos = i
            Bars(j).Width = Bars(j).Width + 1
            NextBar = True
        Else
            If NextBar Then
                j = j + 1
                ReDim Preserve Bars(1 To j)
                Bars(j).Width = 0
            End If
            NextBar = False
        End If
    Next i
    '
    ReDim BarColl(1 To j)
    '
    For i = 1 To j Step 1
        With TgtSht.Shapes.AddShape(msoShapeRectangle, _
            Left + (Bars(i).Pos - 1) * SingleWidth, Top, _
            Bars(i).Width * SingleWidth, Height)
            .Line.Visible = msoFalse
            .Fill.ForeColor.RGB = Color
            BarColl(i) = .Name
        End With
    Next i
    '
    TgtSht.Shapes.Range(BarColl).Group
    '
    End Sub
    Function Code128B(TxtStr As String) As String
    '
    ' Parameters
    '
    ' TxtSrt - an alphanumeric string; Chr(32) to Chr(106) can be used.
    '
    Const MaxChB = 94
    '
    Dim i, j As Long
    Dim SymChB(0 To MaxChB) As String * 1
    Dim SymEnc As Variant
    Dim WgtSum As Long
    Dim EncStr As String
    '
    For i = 0 To 94
        SymChB(i) = Chr(i + 32)
    Next i
    '
    SymEnc = Array( _
        "11011001100", "11001101100", "11001100110", "10010011000", "10010001100", _
        "10001001100", "10011001000", "10011000100", "10001100100", "11001001000", _
        "11001000100", "11000100100", "10110011100", "10011011100", "10011001110", _
        "10111001100", "10011101100", "10011100110", "11001110010", "11001011100", _
        "11001001110", "11011100100", "11001110100", "11101101110", "11101001100", _
        "11100101100", "11100100110", "11101100100", "11100110100", "11100110010", _
        "11011011000", "11011000110", "11000110110", "10100011000", "10001011000", _
        "10001000110", "10110001000", "10001101000", "10001100010", "11010001000", _
        "11000101000", "11000100010", "10110111000", "10110001110", "10001101110", _
        "10111011000", "10111000110", "10001110110", "11101110110", "11010001110", _
        "11000101110", "11011101000", "11011100010", "11011101110", "11101011000", _
        "11101000110", "11100010110", "11101101000", "11101100010", "11100011010", _
        "11101111010", "11001000010", "11110001010", "10100110000", "10100001100", _
        "10010110000", "10010000110", "10000101100", "10000100110", "10110010000", _
        "10110000100", "10011010000", "10011000010", "10000110100", "10000110010", _
        "11000010010", "11001010000", "11110111010", "11000010100", "10001111010", _
        "10100111100", "10010111100", "10010011110", "10111100100", "10011110100", _
        "10011110010", "11110100100", "11110010100", "11110010010", "11011011110", _
        "11011110110", "11110110110", "10101111000", "10100011110", "10001011110", _
        "10111101000", "10111100010", "11110101000", "11110100010", "10111011110", _
        "10111101110", "11101011110", "11110101110", "11010000100", "11010010000", _
        "11010011100", "11000111010")
    ReDim Preserve SymEnc(0 To 106)
    '
    WgtSum = 104 ' START-B
    EncStr = EncStr + SymEnc(104)
    For i = 1 To Len(TxtStr) Step 1
        j = 0
        Do While (Mid(TxtStr, i, 1) <> SymChB(j)) And (j <= MaxChB)
            j = j + 1
        Loop
        If j > MaxChB Then j = 0
        WgtSum = WgtSum + i * j
        EncStr = EncStr + SymEnc(j)
    Next i
    Code128B = EncStr + SymEnc(WgtSum Mod 103) + SymEnc(106) + "11"
    '
    End Function
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    Paul


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