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Represents a Code 39 barcode.
Code 39 is a linear barcode that uses a total of nine bars to represent each symbol, including numeric characters, upper-case characters, and some special characters ("%","*","$","/",".","-","+"). This interface also provides barcode, font, and label options through IBarcode, IFontOption, and ILabelOption.
public interface ICode39 : IBarcode, IFontOption, ILabelOption
Public Interface ICode39
Inherits IBarcode, IFontOption, ILabelOption
worksheet.Range["A1"].Value = "CODE39-100";
worksheet.Range["B1"].Formula = "=BC_CODE39(A1)";
ICode39 code39 = (ICode39) worksheet.Range["B1"].Value;
bool fullASCII = code39.FullASCII;
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| CheckDigit | Gets whether the Code 39 symbol requires a check digit. Specifies whether the symbol needs a check digit. The default value is |
| FullASCII | Gets whether full ASCII is supported for Code 39.
When this property is |
| LabelWithStartAndStopCharacter | Gets whether to show the start and stop character in the label. The default value is |
| NwRatio | Gets the wide and narrow bar ratio.
This value represents the ratio between wide bars and narrow bars in the Code 39 barcode.
The supported values are |