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Aimee:
I code my records when they are multiple subscriptions on multiple
records. Then I run statistics for both "records" and for "copies.
That way you should be able to get a pretty accurate count. Any
recorded coded as a duplicate is just folded into the copies report.
Felice
Aimee Algier wrote:
When I print out the budget statistics at the end of the fiscal year to ascertain how much we spent on books, serials, newspapers, etc. I realized that the statistics are inaccurate due to some titles having multiple order records (due to multiple funds) and to some titles having only one order record (due to bundled packages). The average cost of these items is skewed since it counts one order record per one title. Has anyone found a way around this so that the statistical report is more accurate? Thanks in advance for your suggestions.
Aimee Algier
Head of Technical Services
Orradre Library
Santa Clara University
500 El Camino Real
Santa Clara, CA 95053
aalgier at scu dot edu
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