Introduction
Basic Operations
Creating a Variety of Labels
Printing
Changing Preference Settings
Appendix
Top > Creating a Variety of Labels > Creating Labels for Equipment Tagging (Equipment Management)
You can create labels for equipment tagging easily by using the templates.

By importing your existing Excel file, you can create labels without entering data manually.
Note:Because you can select a worksheet, columns and rows to use for labels, you do not need to change your Excel file to match the template in advance. |
Click on the tool bar.
Click Equipment Management.

Select a template you want to use, and then click OK.

Make the settings below, and then click OK.
Select a tape width from Recommended Tape Width
Select Data Importing (for Multiple Labels) and then select the Excel file to import.

Select which worksheet to import, and then click OK.
A label image with the data of the first row is displayed in the Layout editing window.
Edit the label if needed.
Note:
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Click
Follow step 1 to 3 of "Importing a List of Equipment from an Excel File".
Select Data Entry, enter data, and then click OK.
Note:When creating multiple labels, leave the entry fields blank and click OK. You can enter data easily in the Data creation window. |

Introduction
Basic Operations
Creating a Variety of Labels
Printing
Changing Preference Settings
Appendix
Top > Creating a Variety of Labels > Creating Labels for Equipment Tagging (Equipment Management)
You can create labels for equipment tagging easily by using the templates.

By importing your existing Excel file, you can create labels without entering data manually.
Note:Because you can select a worksheet, columns and rows to use for labels, you do not need to change your Excel file to match the template in advance. |
Click
Click Equipment Management.

Select a template you want to use, and then click OK.

Make the settings below, and then click OK.
Select a tape width from Recommended Tape Width
Select Data Importing (for Multiple Labels) and then select the Excel file to import.

Select which worksheet to import, and then click OK.
A label image with the data of the first row is displayed in the Layout editing window.
Edit the label if needed.
Note:
|
Click
Follow step 1 to 3 of "Importing a List of Equipment from an Excel File".
Select Data Entry, enter data, and then click OK.
Note:When creating multiple labels, leave the entry fields blank and click OK. You can enter data easily in the Data creation window. |
