I apologize if this topic has been addressed in other posts, but I would like to confirm if I’m not missing anything.
I’m using Endnote online, style Chicago 16-AD, and I would like to edit citation to ‘Author (Year)’ instead of (Author Year). Also, while citing two or more studies togeghter, I would like to have them separated by a comma. Those are the instructions of the journal I’m submitting my paper.
Is there any way to do this besides mannually editing each citation?
You can get the Author(Year) format by first typing the author in the text manually.
EndNote online: Exclude the author from citations
Click on the citation itself, then do the following:
Word 2007/2010/2013/2016: Go to the EndNote online (or Web) tab and choose “Edit Citation(s).”
Word 2003/2004/2008/2011: Go to the “Tools” Menu and choose “EndNote onine (or Web) > Edit Citation(s)” or “Edit & Manage Citation(s).”
Here, you have the option to “Exclude author” and/or “Exclude year”, if you select this option and click OK, the author and/or year information associated with the citation you selected should be removed for this particular instance.
Please note that this option is only available for in-text citations, and will not work with citations that are inserted within Word’s footnote or endnote sections.