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Microplate Barcode Labeler User Guide - Agilent Technologies

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Chapter 6: Running a print job<br />

VCode <strong>User</strong> <strong>Guide</strong><br />

129<br />

Related information<br />

For more information about...<br />

See...<br />

Setting up a data source “About data sources” on page 114<br />

Opening an Excel data source<br />

Introduction<br />

This topic describes how to open an Excel 2002 file to use as a data<br />

source for determining the content of printed bar code labels. You do<br />

this when creating a schema.<br />

The use of a data source is optional as you can provide the label content<br />

with counters, constants, and clones instead.<br />

Excel version<br />

!! IMPORTANT !! The file must have been created using<br />

Excel 2002. You cannot create the file with a later version and then<br />

save it as an Excel 2002 format, because the original and converted<br />

formats are not identical.<br />

Before you start<br />

This procedure assumes that you have already created an Excel data<br />

source.<br />

Procedure<br />

To open an Excel spreadsheet as your data source:<br />

1. Make sure that each row of data in the Excel file is a named range by<br />

selecting each named range, in turn, from the list box at the top, left<br />

of the spreadsheet.<br />

The cells that are included in the named range are selected in the<br />

spreadsheet.<br />

2. In PlateTag, click the Schemas tab located at the bottom of the page.<br />

3. In the Data source selection, select Excel 2002.<br />

A list box called Table name appears.

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