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Wasp Labeler User Manual

Chapter 4 - Data Tab

4.1 Data Tab Overview

In this topic:

Select an External Data Source

Sort the Data Source Content

Filter the Data Source Content

Join Tables

Refresh Data

Edit Connection

Remove Connection

The Data tab allows you to add a database, spreadsheet, .csv file or other data source to your label

project. You can then associate an object on your label, such as a text field or a barcode with the data

source using the Properties > Contents box on the Design

tab. Using a data source allows for the

"automation" of your labels as Labeler will extract the data from the associated data source and use

that as the content for your text field, barcode, picture, etc.

Example - When to Use an External Data Source

Using an external database from which to draw data is useful if your

company has inventory information stored in a database (Microsoft

Access or Excel, any ODBC compliant data source, a delimited text file,

etc) from which inventory labels with barcodes are produced.

Another example might be that a company needs to print mailing labels

for their customers where the customer address information is stored in a

spreadsheet. In either case, Labeler can easily access the data from the

external data source and apply it to the label.

Please refer to the topic

Getting Started -

Binding a Data Source to an

Object for a step-by-step example of linking an object to an external

source.

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