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Adding Barcode to a Report

First, create a method like the following either on your Report element or in the relevant Section.

display str 30 barcodeRefNum()
{
Barcode barcode;
;

barcode = Barcode::construct(BarcodeType::Code128);
barcode.string(true, custPackingSlipJour.packingSlipId);

return barcode.barcodeStr();
}

Note the BarcodeType enumeration that provide you with options other than 128.

Then, add a String control to your report and use your new method as the data method. You could also have attached the display method directly to the underlying table if that's better for you. Finally, set the width, height, and alignment, and finally the font to your required symbology, i.e. "BC C128 Wide". Code 39, 128, UPC, and several others come with the Dynamics AX client.

Add 'barcode.encode()' line before return statement.

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