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When I switch from bibliographystyleplainnat to bibliographystyleapalike the citation in the text switch from authoryear to numbered
How to edit in-text citation in plainnat style?Adjusting biblatex authoryear style (to closely resemble apalike)Using apalike and natbib in Lyx with author abbreviation as indexhow to get the string “submitted” into the citation call-out when using the apalike bibliography styleTitle not showig in bibliography due to modification of .bst fileHow can I modify the apalike bibliography style to remove square bracketed citation in my reference list?Custom citing styleFootnote citation in authoryear style but bibliography numberedYear-wise citation in text with apalike bibliography styleDifferent in-text citation style from final bibliography citation style
I want the bibliography in APA style as follow:
"Charnes, A., Cooper, W. W., and Rhodes, E. (1978). Measuring the efficiency of decision making units. European journal of operational research, 2(6):429–444."
while the citation within the text as follow:
"... decisional making units” (Charnes et al., 1978)."
However, when in the preamble I change from:
usepackagebibentry
bibliographystyleplainnat
nobibliography*
to:
usepackagebibentry
bibliographystyleapalike
nobibliography*
the citation within the text turns to:
"... decisional making units” (1)."
Could please someone help me to get the wanted citation style?
Thank you very much in advance!!
bibliographies citing apa-style
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I want the bibliography in APA style as follow:
"Charnes, A., Cooper, W. W., and Rhodes, E. (1978). Measuring the efficiency of decision making units. European journal of operational research, 2(6):429–444."
while the citation within the text as follow:
"... decisional making units” (Charnes et al., 1978)."
However, when in the preamble I change from:
usepackagebibentry
bibliographystyleplainnat
nobibliography*
to:
usepackagebibentry
bibliographystyleapalike
nobibliography*
the citation within the text turns to:
"... decisional making units” (1)."
Could please someone help me to get the wanted citation style?
Thank you very much in advance!!
bibliographies citing apa-style
edited 15 mins ago
Sebastiano
10.7k42163
asked 17 mins ago
Giorgio MusacchiaGiorgio Musacchia
1
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Welcome to TeX.SE! Can you please add a short compilable TeX code building your bibliography to your question? Please do not forget to add the used bib entry too.
– Kurt
15 mins ago
If you want full APA style you are better off usingapaciteorbiblatex-apa.apalikeis really only like APA and does not satisfy the list of demands of the real APA style.
– moewe
10 mins ago
It might help to do something likesetcitestyleauthoryear,open=(,close=). But as Kurt points out, it's hard to tell without you posting a MWE
– sheß
9 mins ago
That said, I can not reproduce the output you describe with only the three lines shown in the question. I suggest you show us a complete example document starting withdocumentclassthat includes the relevant bits of the preamble and an example citation inbegindocument...enddocument. Please include a.bibentry as well. This would make for a so-called MWE tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/228/35864. An MWE is often the quickest way to a good answer.
– moewe
6 mins ago
add a comment |
I want the bibliography in APA style as follow:
"Charnes, A., Cooper, W. W., and Rhodes, E. (1978). Measuring the efficiency of decision making units. European journal of operational research, 2(6):429–444."
while the citation within the text as follow:
"... decisional making units” (Charnes et al., 1978)."
However, when in the preamble I change from:
usepackagebibentry
bibliographystyleplainnat
nobibliography*
to:
usepackagebibentry
bibliographystyleapalike
nobibliography*
the citation within the text turns to:
"... decisional making units” (1)."
Could please someone help me to get the wanted citation style?
Thank you very much in advance!!
bibliographies citing apa-style
edited 15 mins ago
Sebastiano
10.7k42163
asked 17 mins ago
Giorgio MusacchiaGiorgio Musacchia
1
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I want the bibliography in APA style as follow:
"Charnes, A., Cooper, W. W., and Rhodes, E. (1978). Measuring the efficiency of decision making units. European journal of operational research, 2(6):429–444."
while the citation within the text as follow:
"... decisional making units” (Charnes et al., 1978)."
However, when in the preamble I change from:
usepackagebibentry
bibliographystyleplainnat
nobibliography*
to:
usepackagebibentry
bibliographystyleapalike
nobibliography*
the citation within the text turns to:
"... decisional making units” (1)."
Could please someone help me to get the wanted citation style?
Thank you very much in advance!!
bibliographies citing apa-style
bibliographies citing apa-style
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Welcome to TeX.SE! Can you please add a short compilable TeX code building your bibliography to your question? Please do not forget to add the used bib entry too.
– Kurt
15 mins ago
If you want full APA style you are better off usingapaciteorbiblatex-apa.apalikeis really only like APA and does not satisfy the list of demands of the real APA style.
– moewe
10 mins ago
It might help to do something likesetcitestyleauthoryear,open=(,close=). But as Kurt points out, it's hard to tell without you posting a MWE
– sheß
9 mins ago
That said, I can not reproduce the output you describe with only the three lines shown in the question. I suggest you show us a complete example document starting withdocumentclassthat includes the relevant bits of the preamble and an example citation inbegindocument...enddocument. Please include a.bibentry as well. This would make for a so-called MWE tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/228/35864. An MWE is often the quickest way to a good answer.
– moewe
6 mins ago
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Welcome to TeX.SE! Can you please add a short compilable TeX code building your bibliography to your question? Please do not forget to add the used bib entry too.
– Kurt
15 mins ago
If you want full APA style you are better off usingapaciteorbiblatex-apa.apalikeis really only like APA and does not satisfy the list of demands of the real APA style.
– moewe
10 mins ago
It might help to do something likesetcitestyleauthoryear,open=(,close=). But as Kurt points out, it's hard to tell without you posting a MWE
– sheß
9 mins ago
That said, I can not reproduce the output you describe with only the three lines shown in the question. I suggest you show us a complete example document starting withdocumentclassthat includes the relevant bits of the preamble and an example citation inbegindocument...enddocument. Please include a.bibentry as well. This would make for a so-called MWE tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/228/35864. An MWE is often the quickest way to a good answer.
– moewe
6 mins ago
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Welcome to TeX.SE! Can you please add a short compilable TeX code building your bibliography to your question? Please do not forget to add the used bib entry too.
– Kurt
15 mins ago
Welcome to TeX.SE! Can you please add a short compilable TeX code building your bibliography to your question? Please do not forget to add the used bib entry too.
– Kurt
15 mins ago
If you want full APA style you are better off using
apacite or biblatex-apa. apalike is really only like APA and does not satisfy the list of demands of the real APA style.– moewe
10 mins ago
If you want full APA style you are better off using
apacite or biblatex-apa. apalike is really only like APA and does not satisfy the list of demands of the real APA style.– moewe
10 mins ago
It might help to do something like
setcitestyleauthoryear,open=(,close=). But as Kurt points out, it's hard to tell without you posting a MWE– sheß
9 mins ago
It might help to do something like
setcitestyleauthoryear,open=(,close=). But as Kurt points out, it's hard to tell without you posting a MWE– sheß
9 mins ago
That said, I can not reproduce the output you describe with only the three lines shown in the question. I suggest you show us a complete example document starting with
documentclass that includes the relevant bits of the preamble and an example citation in begindocument...enddocument. Please include a .bib entry as well. This would make for a so-called MWE tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/228/35864. An MWE is often the quickest way to a good answer.– moewe
6 mins ago
That said, I can not reproduce the output you describe with only the three lines shown in the question. I suggest you show us a complete example document starting with
documentclass that includes the relevant bits of the preamble and an example citation in begindocument...enddocument. Please include a .bib entry as well. This would make for a so-called MWE tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/228/35864. An MWE is often the quickest way to a good answer.– moewe
6 mins ago
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Welcome to TeX.SE! Can you please add a short compilable TeX code building your bibliography to your question? Please do not forget to add the used bib entry too.
– Kurt
15 mins ago
If you want full APA style you are better off using
apaciteorbiblatex-apa.apalikeis really only like APA and does not satisfy the list of demands of the real APA style.– moewe
10 mins ago
It might help to do something like
setcitestyleauthoryear,open=(,close=). But as Kurt points out, it's hard to tell without you posting a MWE– sheß
9 mins ago
That said, I can not reproduce the output you describe with only the three lines shown in the question. I suggest you show us a complete example document starting with
documentclassthat includes the relevant bits of the preamble and an example citation inbegindocument...enddocument. Please include a.bibentry as well. This would make for a so-called MWE tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/228/35864. An MWE is often the quickest way to a good answer.– moewe
6 mins ago