Dynamic Barcodes are barcodes which contain encoded values obtained directly from the data source or values that are applied conditionally. For example, a company may want to generate invoices that are to be delivered by mail in two separate geographic regions. One region accepts a specific type of barcode for mass mailing and another region accepts a different barcode. In the Publisher, you can easily set up your barcodes to either test the region to be delivered to and apply a specific value, or simply include this value in your data source to directly be encoded in the barcode. In this section we'll cover a couple different examples to highlight this type of usage.

 

 

Using a Data Field for Your Barcode Value - Learn how to obtain the barcode value directly from your data source.

Apply a Value for Your Barcode Conditionally - Learn how to test your data source to apply a barcode value.