Generating a copy list by status – Follett VERSION 6.00 User Manual

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Chapter 38 Circulation reports

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The following is an excerpt from a Collection Value Report:

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10/3/2003 @ 3:59pm Collection Value Page 1
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Range Collection With Prices Calculated Value Estimated Value
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001–099 23 (1.5%) 19 (82.6%) $336.32 $407.12
100–199 11 (0.7%) 7 (63.6%) $112.53 $176.81

Lists the number of copies in the specific call number range or prefix

and the corresponding percentage of the collection.

Lists the number of copies with prices in the call number

range or prefix and the percentage of the range or prefix

they represent.

Lists the value of the copies that have

prices in the call number range or prefix.

Lists the estimated value of the call number range or

prefix. The estimated value is based on an average of

the values of copies that have prices.

Generating a Copy List by Status

The Copy List by Status lets you examine a selected portion of your collection

based on a specific copy status. You can use this list as a reference tool while

conducting collection development activities. For example, create a list based on

missing or lost copies when ordering new books for your collection. You can use

this list for review before running the Global Delete Lost Copies or Global Delete

Missing Copies.

To list the categories assigned to

each copy, select the check box.

Select the range of titles for the

list. For instructions on selecting

starting and ending records, see

Defining a range" on page 489.

Identify the copy status used to

limit the copies in the report.

After selecting your report

options, click Print.

Note:

Categories are groups, created in System Setup | Setup | Cataloging |

Categories (see page 52), used to link titles together for curriculum or

statistical purposes.

See also:

For an explanation of the printing process, see page 495.

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