When switching between output styles, I find several references becoming one.
For example, in the author date style I have;
Diffusion(Nie, Chiu et al. 1994; Xie and Dunn 1994; Kubitscheck, Wedekind et al. 1998)
and in the bibliography:
Kubitscheck, U., P. Wedekind, et al. (1998). “Three-dimensional diffusion measurements by scanning microphotolysis.” Journal of Microscopy-Oxford 192 : 126-138.
…
Nie, S. M., D. T. Chiu, et al. (1994). “Probing Individual Molecules with Confocal Fluorescence Microscopy.” Science 266 (5187): 1018-1021.
…
Xie, X. S. and R. C. Dunn (1994). “Probing Single-Molecule Dynamics.” Science 265 (5170): 361-364.
Clearly separate references, as they are.
The problem arrises when I switch to another output;
diffusion^4
All of a sudden those three references became one! Looking at the bibliography;
^4 S. M. Nie, D. T. Chiu, and R. N. Zare, Science 266 (5187), 1018 (1994); X. S. Xie and R. C. Dunn, Science 265 (5170), 361 (1994); U. Kubitscheck, P. Wedekind, and R. Peters, Journal of Microscopy-Oxford 192 , 126 (1998).
They’re all in one reference.
The worse thing is it does it sporadically. In most cases it works, changing;
localized.(Cheezum, Walker et al. 2001; Thompson, Larson et al. 2002; Yildiz and Selvin 2005; Rust, Bates et al. 2006; Serge, Bertaux et al. 2008)
to;
localized.^8,17-19
But there are these few instances in which it errs, which I would really like to resolve.
I’ve tried removing all the references, saving as a new document, closing word and EN. Then opening and re-referencing everything, but that did not solve the problem.
I’m trying to format using the J. Chemical Physics output style.