1. Operational Challenge & Business Context
Avery 5160 (and its laser/inkjet equivalents like 8160, 5260, 5960, and 8460) is the undisputed industry standard for mailing labels in North America. Each $8.5 imes 11 ext{ inch}$ Letter sheet contains 30 labels arranged in 3 columns of 10, with each label measuring $1 imes 2 ext{--}5/8 ext{ inches}$ ($25.4 imes 66.7 ext{ mm}$).
This template solves two primary business needs: you can either type text directly into the pre-dimensioned 30-label grid for quick printing, or maintain a master customer list on Tab 2 and let our formula populate the entire 30-label sheet automatically.
2. Free Template Download & Cloud Access
Grab the ready-to-use spreadsheet below in either Microsoft Excel or Google Sheets format:
Avery 5160 / 8160 Address Label Template (30-Up)
Download the fully customizable template pre-configured with formulas, validation rules, and summary dashboards. Compatible with all modern versions of Excel and Google Sheets.
3. Step-by-Step Setup & Customization Guide
Populate Customer Address Database
Switch to the 'Contact List' tab and enter customer names, street addresses, cities, states, and ZIP codes.
Review the Pre-Formatted 30-Label Grid
The 'Printable Grid' tab automatically pulls contacts from your list and formats them into 30 aligned label cells.
Print Test Page on Plain Paper First
Print at 100% scale (disable 'Fit to Page') on regular paper and hold it up against an Avery 5160 sheet to verify alignment before using real sticker sheets.
4. Formula & Automation Architecture
The grid uses TEXTJOIN(CHAR(10), TRUE, ...) combined with INDEX math to flow sequential table rows into a 3-column sticker layout while ignoring blank fields.
5. Frequently Asked Questions & Troubleshooting
Which Avery label product numbers are compatible with this template?
Compatible with Avery 5160, 8160, 5260, 5960, 8460, 6570, 18160, 48160, and generic 30-up 1 x 2-5/8 inch address labels from AmazonBasics and OnlineLabels (OL875).
Why is my printer cutting off the bottom row of labels?
Check your printer settings: ensure 'Page Scaling' is set to '100%' or 'Actual Size', and paper size is set to 'US Letter (8.5 x 11 in)' rather than A4.