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There may be a way to do this in MarcEdit, but what I'd do is export the
fields in question along with the record identifier to a tab-delimited
file and then importing into a spreadsheet. For the URLs, you can use
break multiple values into multiple columns (in Excel, use the "Text to
Column" function) and then see which have multiple URLs. For fields
where data is missing, a simple sort or filter for blanks while bring up
the missing values and you could then go into MarcEdit and manually edit
those records.
Kristin
Kristin E. Martin
Metadata Librarian
Catalog Department (MC 234)
2-390 Richard J. Daley Library
University of Illinois at Chicago
801 S. Morgan
Chicago, IL 60607
312-413-5052
312-413-0424 (Fax)
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Stacy Pober wrote:
> If I'm looking at a field report in Marcedit, it will tell me whether
> there are more more 856 fields than the one per record that we
> expect. Is there a utility/function/search that I can do to find which
> are the records that have more than one instance of a particular
> field? In this case, the field can legitimately repeat so using the
> validator won't catch this.
>
> (The specific problem is that some of the vendor supplied records for
> ebooks have multiple 856 fields and in some cases, the "extra" URLs
> are for services that our library has no access to.
>
> Also, if I see in the field report that there are too few of
> particular field that I want in every record, is there a search I can
> do to find which records have no instances of a particular MARC field?
>
> Advance thanks,
>
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