EasierSoft Barcode Label Designer |
Barcode Label Design & Bulk Label Printing Software |
Entering Multiple Values for a Single Barcode Element |
As shown in the image below, this barcode element contains four separate values: 11111111, 22222222, 33333333, and 44444444. |

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The software will generate four corresponding barcode labels, as illustrated in the following example. |

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Step 1: Whenever you select a barcode element on the label design canvas, a small button appears at the end of the element's corresponding row in the data table. Click this button to open the Data Input Window. |

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Inside the Data Input Window, there are four different methods for entering data: Select Value, Sequence No., Enter Multiple Values, and Data Binding. |

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Select Value: |
This option allows you to pre-define and save a list of commonly used values. When designing labels, you can simply select a value from the saved dataset instead of typing it manually every time. More details on this feature will be explained in another tutorial. |

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Sequence No.: |
This option automatically generates a series of sequential values for batch printing. |
For example, the parameters shown in the screenshot will generate 100 values, ranging from AB000 to AB099. Additional information about sequence settings will be covered in another article. |

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Enter Multiple Values: |
With this option, you can manually enter a list of values, as demonstrated below where four values are provided. |
You can also import a list of values from an Excel file or copy an entire column directly from an Excel sheet and paste it into the program. This is especially useful for bulk barcode printing. More details will be explained in a separate guide. |

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Data Binding: |
This feature allows you to link the value of one label element to the value of another. |
For example, you can bind a barcode element so that its value matches the value of a specific text element. This eliminates duplicate data entry and reduces the chance of input errors. Additional information about Data Binding will be discussed in another article. |

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