Hi All,
I’m sorry for posting the same problem, which has been solved for some users
https://community.endnote.com/t5/EndNote-How-To/How-to-italicise-et-al/td-p/9944
https://community.endnote.com/t5/EndNote-How-To/No-consistency-in-in-text-citation-et-al-italics-then-some-not/td-p/133418
I applied the solution mentioned in the above posts but does not work for me (see screenshot)
I edited Harvard style to convert etal to italic in the edit output style window, and used the same style in Word and Endnote, then clicked update citations and bibliography, but does not work also
I have been so tired of trying many times without desired results
So I developed a macro code to convert to etal to italic, but the problem when update citations and bibliography, it will restore the original format.
So any additional guidance please to fix this problem with special thanks.
Thank you so much, my bro
It works perfectly
So what is the problem? Is this a new style version of Endnote 20 because I am using Endnote X9?
Thank you again
Best Regards
Thank you again
My bro, I have been shocked for two days when I was added some additional refs, and when I update the citation and bibliography, it was restored to the original format (Regular et al).
I deleted your custom style and inserted it again from scratch, the problem persists. Consequently, I tried to edit my own original Harvard style, also the problem persists.
Finally, I disabled the “Link in-text citation to refs” feature (My favorite feature) and updated citation and bibliography, the problem was solved. The attachment file contains screenshots and my current own Harvard style.
My question is why your custom Harvard style worked on that day even when the “Link in-text citation to refs” feature was enabled, why then doesn’t work. Additionally, is “Link in-text citation to refs” feature behind this problem?
Thank you
Harvard_Itlalic & Screenshots.zip (165 KB)
No changes occur, and I’m using the same computer
I’m on Windows 10 and Office 2019.