Dear all,
in a long manuscript I would like to get an overview of how often and at which particular places I cite a certain reference.
The “Edit & Manage Citations” window lists the citations in the order of appearance; and marking one of these then causes the manuscript to jump to the corresponding place of citation. But I still have to manually scroll through the list to find the next place of citation of a particular reference.
Using the column header to sort it by number of appearances helps only in the sense that if a certain reference has been cited n times and no other reference has been cited n times, then all appearances are listed immediately one after another. But if there are multiple references, all of them being cited n times, then I again have to scroll through that (sub)list, because within that sublist they are still listed in order of appearance.
So basically I am looking for a way of “filtering” the view of the “Edit & Manage Citations” window to only show the marked reference to quickly verify and skip through its places of appearance.
Besides this semi-manual way I can use SRTG+F to search within the MS Word document for the citation itself, e.g. when using the numbered output style I can search for the corresponding number, e.g. “20”. But this doesn’t work anymore as soon as there are grouped citations, e.g. “19-21”. And in addition I find all values, formulas, dates etc. containing “20”, like “in 1920” or “at 720 nm” which I’d like to omit, of course.
Is there a better way of finding and browsing the places where a certain *single* reference has been used?
Thanks in advance for any help,
Sascha
(recently migrated to ENX5 from EN9, using MS Word)