Syntax

C#
public enum BarCodeEnum

Visual Basic
Public Enumeration BarCodeEnum

Members

	Member name	Description
	None	No barcode.
	Code39	Alpha-numeric, (Code 3 of 9).
	Code93	Alpha-numeric.
	Code128	Alpha-numeric, denser than Code39 and required at least 6 characters.
	CodeI2of5	Numeric only.
	Codabar	Numeric only, slightly denser than Code39.
	PostNet	Numeric only, US Postal Service.
	Ean13	EAN-13 barcode. EAN-13 encodes 12-digit article codes (plus one check digit created by the control).
	Ean8	EAN-8 barcode. EAN-8 encodes 7-digit article codes (plus one check digit created by the control).
	UpcA	UPC-A barcode. UPC-A encodes 11-digit article codes (plus one check digit created by the control).
	UpcE	UPC-E is a variation of UPC-A which allows for a more compact barcode by eliminating "extra" zeros. Since the resulting UPC-E barcode is about half the size as an UPC-A barcode, it is generally used on products with very small packaging. When using the UpcE encoding, set the Text property to an 11-digit string as if you were using the UpcA encoding. Note that not all UpcA codes can be encoded in UpcE. If the manufacturer code ends with "000", "100", or "200", the product number must be <= 900. If the manufacturer code ends with "00" but not with "100", "200", or "300", then the product number must be <= 90. If the manufacturer code ends with "0" but not with "00", then the product number must be <= 9. If the manufacturer code does not end with "0", then the product number must be between 5 and 9.

Use the members of this enumeration to set the value of the BarCode property in the Field class.

The following code sets the barcode format for the field to alpha-numeric:

Copy CodeVisual Basic

Me.c1r.Fields(0).BarCode = C1.C1Report.BarCodeEnum.Code93

Copy CodeC#

this.c1r.Fields[0].BarCode = C1.C1Report.BarCodeEnum.Code93;