over-riding automatic citation formatting in special circumstances in a document

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I’m using Soil Sci Soc Am Journ as my citation style, and want to keep this style in order to have an alphabetized automatic reference list using this journal’s format. I have a large document and there are several places where I use review articles as citations, but want to include the original references in the same place, while indicating that I haven’t read these myself, e.g.:

(Cambie 1982 citing Alph 1988; Brown 1976; Christie 1990)    (1)

However, Endnote wants to alphabetize this list and it looks as follows:

(Alph 1988; Brown 1976; Cambie 1982 citing; Christie 1990)   (2)

Is there a way to override the alphabetization of the references so that my document will read (1) rather than (2) and not have any semi-colons where I don’t want them, i.e. (Cambie 1982 citing…) versus (Cambie citing;…)?

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Thanks Leanne - was hoping that I could do this automatically…I have many cases like this in my thesis…but I’ll try out the hidden text when I get back to editing my references…Cheers

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Leanne, question, how do I change my generated endnote citation to “hidden text”, i.e. for your solution #2?

thanks, Michelle