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 | - Start Overlap by going to Resources > Advanced Tools > Overlap and Collection Analysis and then click on New Analysis to start new comparison.
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| - Choose the collection as the source, the collection being evaluated and compared to one other collection or multiple collections.
- Click on Choose the Collection (source)
- Locate the collection searching Electronic Collections
- To see which titles are unique and which titles have overlap between the two collections, the source collection needs to be the bigger of the two collections.
- In the NZ, collections can be compared in the NZ or compared against collections in the CZ. The NZ collections cannot be compared to IZ collections from the IZ.
- The tool in the IZ does allow for a comparison against collections in the NZ.
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 | - Locate the collection and then click on Select.
- In the NZ, it will state the collection is for the IZ. The NZ is known as an institution zone when in the NZ admin.
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| - Example of the Source collection.
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| - Click on Choose Target collection and locate target collection.
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| - Check the box next to the Target collection.
- More than one collection can be selected.
- Click on Done once collection or collections have been selected.
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| - Click on Generate to create a new analysis report.
- Click on the View report button once the analysis is complete.
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| - Quick look at the analysis between the two collections.
- The reports can be downloaded.
- There are 376 titles in Oxford University Press Full collection.
- There are 176 titles in Oxford University Press Current collection.
- The reports show where the overlap is between the collection.
- There is also a report of the unique titles where this is no overlap.
- In this example, there are 202 titles in the OUP Full collection that do not appear in the OUP Current collection.
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