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On Thu, Oct 17, 2013 at 9:18 AM, Chris Blackman <Christine.W.Blackman@williams.edu> wrote:
Please excuse duplication.
Does anyone know of a way to create a Millennium list by inputting external data (i.e. not searching in Millennium to create the file)? I have an Excel file of specific fields (including the bib. number and control number) from electronic resource records that need rapid and global updates, but I don't know how to get the records into a Millennium list. I couldn't just create the list in Millennium because I had to compare it against external data. I understand that this is possible using a list of barcodes but since these are electronic resource records, I have none.
Please reply off-list and I will consolidate answers. Any help is much appreciated!
Chris
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Christine W. Blackman
Catalog Librarian
Williams College Libraries
Williamstown, MA
413-597-4403
cblackma@williams.edu
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