I am using EndNote 21 with MS Word 365. My citation Style is Harvard (UP EMS ). I inserted a suffix for an inline citation, but when the citation is formatted, the suffix does not appear in the MS Word document. Can you assist with figuring out why it is not showing in the citation?
I am not sure – I just downloaded that style. I selected that style in the word ribbon. I inserted an intext citation and then I right clicked in the citation, edited citation>more and put
, this is a suffix
in the suffix box and I got this:
(Briggle & Mitcham, 2012, this is the suffix)
and if I also put cited pages in, I got this
(Briggle & Mitcham, 2012:16-17, this is the suffix)
Good morning Leanne,
I am still struggling with the suffix not displaying.
This is what I added as a suffix
This is what my unformatted citation looks like: Gaston {, 2017, Contextualizing information behavior: a methodological approach,`, affirming Burr (2003)@7}
Any ideas on what I am doing wrong?
not sure either – but I see it is including the title?
this is what the Harvard (UP EMS) output style I downloaded the other day, looks like for citation templates. – no title. Do you have an ambiguous citation setting to include title- or have you changed the citation template to include it? or is there no author for this citation? I just want to know what things to change to mirror your situation.
so why is the title there, in your example?