Only the active sheet was exported
A CSV represents one sheet, so lookup or secondary product tabs are not included.
Download XLSX when multiple sheets are needed, then select the intended one in BatchLabel.
Google Sheets barcode generator
Create labels from a Google Sheets download
BatchLabel works with a file you download from Google Sheets rather than requesting access to your account. Choose CSV for one active sheet or XLSX when you need multiple worksheets, then inspect how identifiers and formatted values arrived before mapping them.
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Create labels from a Google Sheets download
Choose a CSV or XLSX to continue in the full mapping workspace. Nothing is uploaded.
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A practical workflow
How to use it
- 01
Protect identifier formatting
Keep barcode columns as plain text and visually confirm leading zeroes before download.
- 02
Download a file copy
Choose CSV for the current sheet or XLSX for a workbook, following Google Sheets' current export controls.
- 03
Import and compare
Map the downloaded headers in BatchLabel and compare sample rows to the sheet before printing.
Avoid rework
Common errors and precise fixes
Shared formula result changed before export
Collaborative edits or recalculation can produce a different downloaded value than an earlier preview.
Use a reviewed snapshot and record the export time/version in your own operational process.
Know the limits
The file workflow does not synchronize edits or preserve collaborative history.
Google Sheets is a trademark of its owner; the page describes interoperability, not affiliation.
Questions, answered
Before you continue
Does BatchLabel access my Google Drive?
No. This workflow has no Google OAuth connection. You choose a downloaded file from your device.
Can labels update automatically when the sheet changes?
No. A downloaded file is a snapshot. A future live integration would require explicit account authorization, scopes and data-transfer disclosure.