Printing Address Labels Question
Summary: The discussion revolves around a question posed by creatiguitarparts regarding printing address labels. davewil1964 and rocket2retro joined the conversation, engaging in a series of responses mainly between creatiguitarparts and davewil1964. lezned-toycollector also contributed to the conversation later. However, the specific details of their responses or the solution to the question are not provided.
Hi, I'm looking for an efficient way to print address labels (not postage labels) on a Brother Ql810w printer. Currently I'm copying and pasteing addresses individually into a cell in Google Sheets, then cut n paste each name, street address and suburb into its relevant column (trying to reduce this step) to create the CSV database, Is there a way to simply copy and paste the address into a format without the step of selecting each piece of information individually. Looking to do this in bulk. Hopefully it makes sense. Thanks in advance ☺️
rocket2retro
·1 year agoI just C&P the buyers name/address from the sales email I receive from eBay. I paste it into a permanently open Google doc on my laptop. I may adjust point size according to the size of the parcel I'm sending.
davewil1964
·1 year agoWhy aren't you printing postage labels?
If you are not using parcel postage hand write them. That is what I do.
If using parcel parcel postage, I C&P into Mypost Business.
creatiguitarparts
OP1 year agoHi, thanks for taking the time to reply. I do print postage labels for larger items. My query relates more to labels for small items going into various envelopes. 🍻
davewil1964
·1 year agoCan't help. I hand write envelopes.
lezned-toycollector
·1 year agoFor letters, this is what works for me... I go to the order details page and click on the "copy to clipboard" icon (top right of buyer's delivery address on the left of the page).
I then paste the copied information into a Word document (16up template) and print - simples. It takes all of about 5 seconds per label.