Hi,
What is the trick of merging two reference lists in the same word document? The two lists appeared because our user had references from two libraries. Now the references are all in one library, but we can’t get the reference lists to merge (endNote1). This document is going to be published, so we need to have just one reference list.
Hi, a related question please…
I am using Endnote X.0.2 and writing a very long document. Have just merged one Word document into another using ‘insert object’ tool in Word 2007 so the whole of the second Word document lands right where you want it in the first.
The problem is that the new single Word document has two reference lists at the bottom, both in their original form and in alpabetical order (so I can’t just delete the spaces between one and the other).
As I’ll be merging a fair number of chapters into one document and all with have references, can you advise how do to it without getting multiple sets of references? (There will be duplications so ideally some kind of automatic or manual re-formatting would be needed).
Many thanks
Thank you. I wasn’t using the ‘links’ option so I unformatted the citation and then formatted the bibliography again (both using the shortcut add-in keys in Word rather than the main Endnote menu). I did have to save the doc as an rtf first.
All of which was a bit complicated so thank you for the tip about the master document - I’ll do that in future.
This is tricky, but still has a way out.
If you want this format:
blab blab blab
blab blab blab
blab blab blab
blab blab blab
References
list 1 (Native refs)
list 2 (English refs)
With each ref belong to list 1, put a “aa” on the first author. Then finally split into two small lists. Remove the “aa”
You can have many sub-lists as you want.
Best