I am trying to reference the webpage of a University in APA 6th (e.g. University of Chicago, 2011), and I find that Endnote X5 is converting the author in the bibliography to Chicago, U. O. , and the in-text reference is (Chicago, 2011).
Can somebody help me?
Thanks
Martin
To distinguish organizational names from people, add a comma to the organization in the Author field:
University of Chicago,
Thanks! It works a treat!
One thing to also keep in mind is if the author name itself has a comma in it, use two commas in place of the first comma:
California, Irvine
This will print correctly.
Colin
Thanks,
Colin
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thank you for the suggestion, however when I add a comma in the author field
e.g. University of Chicaco,
I get an unwanted period in the reference list:
University of Chicago. (2010). XXXX
how can I avoid this/get rid of the period?
thank you!
PS. endnote apparently “misses” the Institution’s given name which I have set to be abbreviated in the output style settings:
e.g. Stern, Paul
is presented in the list as
Stern, P. (2010)
Nothing to do with “missing” a GN. The output style follows every author with a full stop. You can edit the output style to remove this full stop in the bibliography template affected (or all the templates), save it as a new output style name and change to use that edited output style in your wordprocessor document endnote settings.
Nothing to do with “missing” a GN. The output style follows every author with a full stop. You can edit the output style to remove this full stop in the bibliography template affected (or all the templates), save it as a new output style name and change to use that edited output style in your wordprocessor document endnote settings.
that did the trick! thank you.
