Print Location Labels

NOTE:  We recommend printing all barcode labels on a high quality laser printer for best readability.

The Print Labels screen is where you can print location labels for any number of locations within One to One Plus. You can choose the location to print labels for by either selecting the filters to get the locations you want, such as location type or site etc., or by inputting the individual Location ID's in the box at the top of the page. Assuming you are printing labels for many locations at once, if you are going to input the individual location ID's to print labels by then the most efficient way is to export the locations you want from the Manage Locations screen and then copy and paste the location ID's you're using into the Location ID's box. Any fields on this screen that start with the word "Order" such as Order First By are sorting fields that will determine what order the locations will be in when they're printed.

The highlighted area below is the area where you will input the individual location ID's. Every other field below the highlighted field is how you can filter the locations you want without using individual location ID's.

Once you have the locations selected that you want to print labels for, click the Run Filter button. Once you've click Run Filter, down below that you can see a preview of the first 15 locations in that data set to verify that the data looks right.

After running the filter, the Print Options section will populate on the right side of the screen with some different printing options to choose from.

• Avery Template: Here you choose different template sizes that will vary in the number of labels you get per row. Typically the default 5160 template is the one you will use.
• Number to Print: The number of labels that print per location.
• Print Start Position: This enables you to prevent wasting labels for partially used sheets of labels. For example, if the first three labels have been printed, then the start position would be four. The numbering reads right to left, then up and down to determine the number to start with.

After deciding on what print options to use, click the green Print Labels button which also tells you how many labels will print. Once you click the Print Labels button, it will download a PDF of the labels at the bottom of your screen. Just open that file and you can print the labels from there.

Here's what the labels should look like on the sheet when you print them. Ensure that the info printed for each label is correct.

If you would like to see an example of how to print location labels, click Here