Merge branch 'main' of https://github.com/pulibrary/ExcelAlmaLookup

Author: tventimi

README.md

@@ -78,7 +78,7 @@ Note that this tool is designed for running queries on lists of specific titles
 
 **Field Sets**:  Sets of field tags can be saved so that they do not need to be entered manually each time the tool is run.  After compiling a list of fields under “Result Types”, click the “New…” button to create and name a new set.  The “Load” button will populate the “Result Types” list with the fields in an existing set.  “Save” will update the fields in the selected set from the “Result types” list.  “Delete” will delete the selected set.
 
-**Include indicators, subfield codes, and linkage in results for full fields**: If checked (and if a given result type is a full MARC field rather than a subfield), then values that are normally scrubbed out of the results are included.  The indicators will appear at the beginning of the field (a blank indicator is represented by the underscore _ character).  Each subfield will be prefixed by a dollar sign followed by the subfield code.  Also, subfield 6 containing the linkage value will be included if it exists.  Note that substrings of the full field can be specified as described above.  For example, "245(0,1)" would extract the indicators (the first two characters) from field 245.
+**Include indicators, subfield codes, and linkage in results for full fields**: If checked (and if a given result type is a full MARC field rather than a subfield), then values that are normally scrubbed out of the results are included.  The indicators will appear at the beginning of the field (a blank indicator is represented by the underscore _ character).  Each subfield will be prefixed by a dollar sign followed by the subfield code.  Also, subfield 6 containing the linkage value will be included if it exists.  Note that substrings of the full field can be specified as described above.  For example, "245(0,2)" would extract the indicators (the first two characters) from field 245.
 
 ## Running the Query
 After selecting or confirming the range of cells to look up, the field to search, and the result type(s), click “OK” to begin the lookup process.  You will see the tool populating the result column(s) with the retrieved values.  Hidden rows will be skipped.   If a record contains multiple instances of the desired result field/subfield (or, if a call number/location search is done and a record has multiple holdings/items), then all instances will be placed in the result cell, separated by “broken vertical bar” characters (¦).  If multiple bibliographic records are retrieved by a single search value, the desired field from each record will be placed in the result cell, separated by solid vertical bars (|).