Hi,
I use an output style displaying brackets around author name and year, in full text. How can I remove a part of the bracket, and replace with “;”, when I want to cite several articles after each other?
Thank you
/Marie E
If the two citations are entered with no space between them, they should combine when the citations are updated into one, most likely with a semi-colon separating them.
Excellent, this worked out well. Except no semi-colon - I had to add this in “edit style”.
Thank you!
Which style are you using in your manuscript? Have you tried Cell? That will have a semi-colon. I note that Author, Date has a comma.
If you have other constraints, in Endnote, Edit> Output styles> edit “style-in-question” then go to citation:template and there is a place (circled in attached snip) to put the character you wish to separate the citations in a group. If you want a space following the semi-colon, be sure to type in a space after the character.
Save the output style “save as” to a new name. Then in the manuscript Endnote ribbon, change the style to this newly edited version.
