In my references, my electronic books and articles keep repeating the Retrieved from and web address twice.
This forum won’t let me post a msg with an example, sorry.
I only list the website where I got the info once in the reference input section. I have also gone into the Output style section, but nothing seems wrong. Any ideas on how I can fix this?
Thanks for the screenshot of the bibliography templates. Could you also send a screenshot of the bibliography “Field Substitutions” showing the settings?
No, this last screenshot is of the Field Substitutions for the footnotes section. Could you provide a screenshot of the bibliography Field Substitutions.
And what is the name of output style files you’re using ?
Not a problem. Thanks for the screenshot of the bibliography Field Substitutions and identifying your output style file which helped to identify why you’re getting the duplicate “Retrieved from URL” phrase. It’s because your electronic book reference does not have a DOI, so in its absence the bibliography Field Substitutions is substituting the URL (“retrieved from” phrase) in the bibliography reference.
To prevent the duplicate phrase from appearing you could either: 1) just uncheck the field substitutions for “If the DOI field is empty”, or 2) delete the “Retrieved from URL” text in the text box. (See attached image.) You will need to decide which solution is better suited for serving other references with/without DOIs.
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Note: when you modify the output style changes will be saved to new file named APA 6th Copy so .change your Word setting to use the new output style file in order for the changes to take effect .