Printing Avery labels with Apple Numbers or alternatives

I’ll just add that Avery’s website provides numerous templates and options for printing most anything. My wife is the membership secretary for a small non-profit and she designs and prints mailing labels and membership badges for about 150 members, all on Avery’s website. Select the Avery label# you are using and the template and away you go. You can print from the website or download a printable PDF and use you local printer. No special software needed.

She used to use the Avery app that did the same thing but Avery stopped developing their app and went online only.

Just a thought

There are several potential options open to you, depending on on how complex your labels are.

For a start, check out Apple's Numbers spreadsheet app. It should be preinstalled on your system.

Numbers can open standard Excel documents and preserve 9(% of the formatting, formulas, etc., so your answer may be as simple as opening the Excel .xlsx file in Numbers and you're done.

For more extensive solutions that don't involve a spreadsheet (not sure who thought of using a spreadsheet for labels in the first place... but I digress...), check out:

https://www.avery.com/templates/category/address-shipping-labels

Avery have templates on their site for all their labels. Templates are available in a variety of formats, including Word, PDF and Pages.

You can download and open the Pages document, then format the labels as you like.

LibreOffice supports label printing and has templates for many labels. It's a bit clunky, but no worse than I remember Excel being. I use it to print labels for Christmas cards from my Mac's contact app. LibreOffice is free, so you could download and try it.

Can't speak for Apple Numbers because I don't use it.