# GrapeCity.Documents.Excel.BarcodeType

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  <h1 id="GrapeCity_Documents_Excel_BarcodeType" data-uid="GrapeCity.Documents.Excel.BarcodeType" class="text-break">BarcodeType Enum
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  <div class="markdown level0 summary"><p>Specifies the type of barcode.</p>
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  <h6><strong>Namespace</strong>: <a class="xref" href="GrapeCity.Documents.Excel.html">GrapeCity.Documents.Excel</a></h6>
  <h6><strong>Assembly</strong>: DS.Documents.Excel.dll</h6>
  <h5 id="GrapeCity_Documents_Excel_BarcodeType_syntax">Syntax</h5>
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    <pre><code class="lang-csharp hljs">public enum BarcodeType</code></pre>
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    <pre><code class="lang-vbnet hljs">Public Enum BarcodeType</code></pre>
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  <h3 id="fields">Fields
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        <th>Name</th>
        <th>Description</th>
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        <td id="GrapeCity_Documents_Excel_BarcodeType_Codabar">Codabar</td>
        <td><p>Summary:
Codabar uses A B C D + - : , / and numbers.</p>
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        <td id="GrapeCity_Documents_Excel_BarcodeType_Code128">Code128</td>
        <td><p>Code 128 uses the complete ASCII character set. Automatically selects between
Code 128 A, B and C to give the smallest barcode.</p>
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        <td id="GrapeCity_Documents_Excel_BarcodeType_Code39">Code39</td>
        <td><p>Summary:
Code 39 uses numbers, % * $ /. , - +, and upper case.</p>
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        <td id="GrapeCity_Documents_Excel_BarcodeType_Code49">Code49</td>
        <td><p>Code 49 is a 2D high-density stacked barcode. Encodes the complete ASCII character set.</p>
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        <td id="GrapeCity_Documents_Excel_BarcodeType_Code93">Code93</td>
        <td><p>Summary:
Code 93 uses uppercase, % $ * / , + -, and numbers.</p>
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        <td id="GrapeCity_Documents_Excel_BarcodeType_DataMatrix">DataMatrix</td>
        <td><p>Summary:
Data Matrix is a high density, two-dimensional barcode with square modules arranged
in a square or rectangular matrix pattern.</p>
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        <td id="GrapeCity_Documents_Excel_BarcodeType_EAN13">EAN13</td>
        <td><p>Summary:
EAN-13 uses only numbers (12 numbers and a check digit). If there are only 12
numbers in the string, it calculates a checksum and adds it to the thirteenth
position. If there are 13, it validates the checksum and throws an error if it
is incorrect.</p>
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        <td id="GrapeCity_Documents_Excel_BarcodeType_EAN8">EAN8</td>
        <td><p>Summary:
EAN-8 uses only numbers (7 numbers and a check digit).</p>
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        <td id="GrapeCity_Documents_Excel_BarcodeType_GS1_128">GS1_128</td>
        <td><p>Summary:
Uses the complete ASCII character Set. This is a special version
of Code 128 used in HIBC applications.</p>
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        <td id="GrapeCity_Documents_Excel_BarcodeType_PDF417">PDF417</td>
        <td><p>Summary:
Pdf417 is a popular high-density 2-dimensional symbology that encodes up to 1108
bytes of information. This barcode consists of a stacked set of smaller barcodes.
Encodes the full ASCII character set. Capable of encoding as many as 2725 data
characters.</p>
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        <td id="GrapeCity_Documents_Excel_BarcodeType_QRCode">QRCode</td>
        <td><p>Summary:
QRCode is a 2D symbology that is capable of handling numeric, alphanumeric and
byte data as well as Japanese kanji and kana characters. This symbology can encode
up to 7,366 characters.</p>
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