I need a style format that displays a number citation in the text, but at the bottom of each page (in a “footnote”) name, year, journal (etc) . Finally it should show a biography in the end of the document.
I’ve tried numerous style formats but none of them does the trick. For an example of what I need, check the attached article.
Thanks.
You need a footnote output style, which uses the word insert footnote and you put the citation in the footnote. Try this youtube presentation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kPFMm4Z5Fp0 to get an idea of how this works.
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Thanks a lot! Yes, it does solve my problem.
I had thought about creating footnotes for each reference, but assumed there would be an automatic way. Since it’s still a lot of repetitive manual work with 300 references and thousand+ citations.
Do you already have citations entered into the text? There is a Macro that will convert to footnotes I think… rummage rummage – but it isn’t for the feint hearted!
http://community.thomsonreuters.com/t5/EndNote-How-To/Converting-in-text-citations-to-footnotes-endnotes/m-p/4438/highlight/true#M1446