Free Code 39 Barcode Font for Excel Download
This is a Free general purpose Barcode Font that also works well in Microsoft
Excel. It is a Code 3 of 9 (Code 39) variety and a fully-functional
freeware font, not a demo. TrueType and OpenType versions are provided for use in
a variety of operating systems including Windows and Mac. The download includes
a users manual in a PDF file.
NOTE: This font may be only used by individuals,
educational organizations such as schools and universities, and organizations with
a gross annual revenue of less than $500,000 USD, or classified as nonprofit. For
details, review the
Free License portion of the Software License Agreement.
Consider purchasing the
licensed
version; it is provided with additional benefits including:
- Narrow
2:1 ratio versions are provided to reduce the width of the symbol.
- Symbol
versions that are capable of easily encoding the space character as a barcode
symbol.
- Other
sizes are also provided; this free font is only provided in one size.
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Font encoders with MOD43 calculation capability.
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Includes a special set of TrueType fonts to encode the space without a substitution
character and Extended
Code 39 Fonts to easily encode lowercase letters.
- Free
lifetime product support and 1 incident of priority support within 30 days.
- A
smaller
Excel version (size XS) is provided that is designed to fit precisely in the
cell of an Excel spreadsheet, with the text interpretation included as shown
here.
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Purchase the Licensed Version, or download the limited version from the
link below.
Index
How to use in Excel
- Download and install the Code 39 Font.
- Reboot to refresh the font cache, or restart Excel.
- In a separate cell, use a formula to enclose your data with start/stop character
as asterisks or parentheses. Use parentheses to keep the asterisks from appearing
in the text interpretation. For example, if your data is in cell A2, the formula
in cell B2 would be = "*" & A2 & "*" or = "(" &
A2 & ")"
- Select the cell containing the formatted data and select the barcode font.
Adjust the font size and formatting as needed for your barcodes. The size of
12 or 16 points is recommended.
- You can copy and paste this formula down to other rows containing data to
be encoded.
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Barcode Font Piracy Notice: In many cases, barcode fonts distributed as "freeware"
or otherwise very cheap fonts are, in fact, illegal counterfeits. You and
your organization may be held liable for using and/or distributing these
illegal software products. Beware of companies that distribute "free"
fonts from unverifiable sources with copyright notices from companies that
do not actually exist. Learn more about
how to identify and report illegal counterfeit barcode fonts.
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