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With a more complete year by year look, it's easier to see if an item has consistant circs or if its one with high first & second year numbers but very low ones later. Particularly helpful for in-house use too.
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It would also cut down on mistakes at the staff level and save a not insignificant amount of time.
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Updating this to under review. We have plans to add an "alert note" on patron records but need to evaluate on items. I accidently updated the wrong idea (between the two).
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This is an exceptionally useful feature that a number of patrons have asked about, as they used to be able to do this in the previous catalog. It's perfect for when patron's are waiting for a very popular book or going on vacation and have holds remaining.
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We have many patrons who come to us saying that an item is available but did not see that it was actually checked out because they just saw the name and couldn't see the symbol.