Cite while you write: Delete parenthesis

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Hey everyone,

I am new to this community because I have one problem whith the cite while you wrire function that has been bugging me for a a while now, and that I couldn’t find a solution for. So maybe you can help me?

In my thesis, I sometimes need to put a citation in parentheses. In that case, I only need a parenthesis at the end of the citatation, not be beginning. My problem is, that I cannot delete the extra parenthesis–if I do, EndNote changes it back again.

Here is an example. It should look like that:

Since it was not possible to use other intervention strategies (such as those for complicated grief; Znoj, 2004) …

but it looks like that:

Since it was not possible to use other intervention strategies (such as those for complicated grief; (Znoj, 2004) …

Is these a way to omit the one, or even both parentheses?

Thanks in advance!

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Oh wow, how easy it can be. Thanks a lot for your help!

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Hi,

I came upon a very similar problem, but couldn’t apply the solution suggested here.

I sometimes need my refs to appear as an integral part of the text. 

Example:

“As previously discussed by Somename et al. (2014), the importance of…”

But what I get is:

“As previously discussed by (Somename et al. 2014), the importance of…”

Any wat to solve this issue?

Eyal

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Hi there,

What versions of Endnote cite while you write have this option? I am just using Endnote online and cite while you write- I do not have a desktop version. Am I able to update cite while you write to a version that offers this?

Thanks