Hello, I’m trying to figure out how to cite one work in another; for example, if I used a reference from Smith 2007 that I found in Chang 2009, I want both to appear in the text and in the bibliography, and I would like my in-text citation to look something like (Smith 2007 in Chang 2009:45). How do I do this? I’ve been trying to figure this one out for a while, and haven’t been able to discover anything that works so far. Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Rosemary
Yes, this is what I do too. You cite both references. Using the “edit citation” option, you add the words “cited by” after the first citation. Then for the second citation you hide both the author and the date, again using the “edit citation” window. Problem solved!
Sorry correction on the above post. You cite both references. Using the “edit citation” option, you add the words " in Chang 2009:45" after the first citation. Then for the second citation you hide both the author and the date, again using the “edit citation” window. Problem solved!