03-18-2019 03:57 AM
Hi everyone,
I'm in the final stages of my PhD, and I'm editing my footnotes. I've got a missing ( in the journal article reference type for my footnotes. It only occurs when I don't have a date before the year in the parentheses, ie. there is a ( when it is (Winter 1997) but no ( when it is just 1997.
If anyone could help me out, that would be most appreciated! I've attached a screenshot of the current code in Endnote, as well as a screenshot for how it looks in Word, with an arrow indicating the missing (. They are in the zip file attached.
Any help would be great!
Thanks a lot.
Andrew Harrison
03-18-2019 10:40 AM
Author, "Title," Journal, Volume|, no. Issue| (|Date |Year)|: Cited Pages|.
You need to isolate the date and associated space with the forced separation characters. And I did the same with the Issue, in case you have any with no issue and wanted to avoid the "no." appearing without one. I also took out an extra space after "journal" but not sure that mattered. seemed endnote repaired that automatically.
So you can see it in the template, I attach an image but in future, it would help if you added the output style itself to your zip, because I could have fixed it in the actual style itself, faster, as I had to recreate your version to work on.