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Edit Subfield Data - 008 example



Scenario:

 =008  171126t20172016at\135\e\\\\\\\\\\vleng\d
Change 008 position 6: 't'    --> to 'p'

 Turn to

=008  171126p20172016at\135\e\\\\\\\\\\vleng\d

 Solve by...

 (1) Edit Subfield Data













Field 008
Position: 6:1  (Position: length) (MarcEdit starts counting at zero)
Find: t
Replace with: p

 (2) Using regular expression
 Find : (=008.{2}.{6})(t)(.*)
 Replace : $1p$3
 Note: MARC starts its count at zero and regular expression at 1



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