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Date: | Thu, 28 Mar 2019 15:15:52 -0400 |
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I've been wracking my brain for the better part of a day over this issue. I need to prepend existing data to a subfield.
I have multiple records with data entered in field 856 subfield 3.
I need the data from that subfield prepended to 856 subfield z (the same field, but a different subfield) followed by " - " (a hyphen and two spaces).
Each record has multiple instances of field 856, and each instance needs to have the data from subfield 3 prepended to subfield z.
The data isn't constant and thus varies from record to record, so I need some kind of placeholder character that represents field 856 subfield 3 that I can use to tell the system to use that data each time. I've been attempting to use regex but it hasn't really gotten me anywhere, as when I tell it to use regular expressions it no longer recognizes the ^b command, due to it not being a regular expression.
Help, please!
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