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118 Chapter 6: Running a print job VCode User Guide 3. In the second and subsequent rows, input the data in the appropriate columns. 4. Make sure that all cells are formatted as text: a. Select all of the cells. b. Select Format > Cells. c. In the Number tab of the Format Cells dialog box, select the Category of text. 5. Define a named range for each row of data: a. Drag over the data set that you want to use for the print job, including the column headings, but not the first column. b. Type a name for the named range in the upper left list box and press ENTER. You will reference this name when you open the Excel data source. 6. Save the file as an XLS file. Related information For more information about... See... Data source definition and types “About data sources” on page 114 Opening an Excel data source “Opening an Excel data source” on page 129
Chapter 6: Running a print job VCode User Guide 119 Creating a constant Introduction This topic defines the constants data type, and explains when you might use it and how it relates to a schema. It also describes how to create a constant. Constants defined A constant is an optional data type that is used for a field when creating a schema. The value of the constant is text or numbers (an alphanumeric text string) that is the same for each label that is printed. Example use You can use a constant to record information such as: ❑ Laboratory name ❑ Assay name ❑ Reaction name ❑ Label format number ❑ Drop stage indicator ❑ Date Where it is used After creating a constant, you add it to a schema by selecting the variable name that you gave to the constant. Before you start This procedure assumes that PlateTag is already open. Procedure To create a constant: 1. In PlateTag, click the Schemas tab at the bottom of the page. 2. Click the Constants tab. 3. Click Add new constant. A row for the new constant appears in the white space.
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