This example will use 245$b field, but the principles can be applied to whichever field you wish to edit. As the number being searched for is typed into the search box, the table of fields will narrow down to matching entries.
Once the table has been reduced to the specific field to be edited, click the Actions button to the right hand side of the line the tag is on.
This will create a dropdown menu. Select Edit subfields from this menu.
This will open a new page where the subfields that make up the tag appear. The subfields will be split into different tabs, based on their alphabetic and numeric representation.
Go to tab b, (or the tab of the subfield to be edited). This will show a form of information which controls the behaviour of the subfield.
Under the Basic constraints section, there will be a line called Mandatory with a box to the right hand side. To mark a subfield as Mandatory, ensure there is a tick mark in the box. If there is no tick mark, click into the box so a tick appears. If there is a tick mark, make no changes to the box. If a tick is inserted into the box, click the Save changes button at the bottom of the screen.
The name of the field will appear in red and the word Required will appear to the right of the field in red.
Saving a bibliographic record without filling in a Required field
If a Required field is not filled out when an attempt is made to save the record, a warning will pop up, identifying the field that will need to be filled in before the record can be successfully saved.
Required fields will then be highlighted in yellow.
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| 1.1 | 04/12/20 | Details added | Holly Cooper |
| 1.2 | 10/12/20 | Screenshots added | Holly Cooper |
| 1.3 | 11/12/20 | Finishing edits made, added to original mandatory field FAQ and published | Holly Cooper |
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