Creating a Numerator with the Counter Tool

In Barcode Label Pro, you can easily create an automatic counter with the counter tool. you can print this counter as text or barcode.

Create a counter as a number

Get the counter tool from the toolbar.
Click where you want in your label area. It will say COUNTER(1,1). This starts the counter at 1 and increments it by 1 by 1.
You can double click on it and change the starting and incrementing digit of the counter as you wish. For example COUNTER(869212448,1)
When you print 10 labels, the counter will start at 869212448 and end at 869212458.

Create a simple counter as a barcode

Get the barcode tool from the toolbar (flat barcode, square barcode, etc.)
Draw a square area where you want in your label area. A sample barcode lines will appear. Double click on it. From the Source section, go to Script and click on the formula constructor button. And type this COUNTER(1,1). Press the OK button. this way you have created a barcode with a numberer.
When you preview and scan the barcodes, you will see that a different barcode is created for each label such as 1,2,3,4….
You can double click on it and change the starting and increasing digit of the counter as you wish. For example COUNTER(869212448,1)

Create a counter of numbers and letters

The barcode we want to create is W1000ZT5001 and the last 4 digits are 5001,5002,5003,5004….

Get the barcode tool from the toolbar (flat barcode, square barcode, etc.)
Draw a square area where you want in your label area. A sample barcode lines will appear. Double click on it. In the Source section, click on Script and click on the formula constructor button.
We will write the formula as “W1000ZT”&NUMBER(5000,1) Note: When we create a barcode consisting of letters and numbers, you should choose the barcode standard accordingly.
Press the OK button. In this way you have created a barcode from the numerator and letters.
When you preview and scan the barcodes, you will see that a different barcode is generated for each label, such as W1000ZT5001, W1000ZT5002, W1000ZT5003, W1000ZT5004….

Barcode Label Pro has hundreds of formulas like this one.