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Last Updated 02/13/2026
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Catalogers can create new parts labels at the bibliographic record level, then apply those labels to individual items. Incorrectly formatted labels may be merged with correctly formatted labels. Obsolete labels may be deleted.
Before you can add parts designations to items, you have to have labels that fit the part. If you have not used the appropriate label on previous items, you will need to create a new label.
To create a new parts label to add to holdings:
Note: When adding labels, follow the controlled vocabulary guidelines to ensure your part labels match those in use for the same items at other libraries.
Vol. 1 may have variants like V.1, Vol 1, or Vol. 1 (leading space). Merging labels will allow cataloging staff to collapse the variants into one value using the correct controlled vocabulary term.
To merge Monograph Parts labels:
The undesired part labels will be deleted, and any items that previously used those labels will now use the prevailing label.
Note: There is currently a bug in Evergreen that does not move any holds for items with the deleted parts label to the prevailing label, so please manually move the holds to the prevailing label after merging.
If your library no longer plans to divide items into seperate parts, you can remove the parts designations in the holdings editor. If you are the only library using the parts label, you can simply delete the label.