In the Innovative Sierra/Millennium systems, Jan-Dec displays in the checkin box differently from Jan/Dec.
One will display as Jan/Dec 217 and one as Jan 2017 – Dec 2017, and it differs when there are day elemnts as well.
I actually don’t remember the formats, I use trial and error. [Yet another example of my good-enough approach to the rules].
“Anonymous
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Hello,
I have a question I have been unable to find an answer for. When receiving a journal issue or cataloging a bound journal what is the correct way to catalog?:
Jan-Dec
Jan-Feb
Or
Jan/Dec
Jan/Feb
I have heard both ways, but the argument seems to focus on personal preference and I have been unable to find a cataloging rule that supports either. Is there a cataloging rule that says – or / is better than the other?
Dusty
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