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Was given .bbl file from website and need to generate pdf
Using BibTeX with LyX: errors in auto-generated .bblbibliographic requirementsUsing bibtex from Org mode: .bbl and .aux files are incorrectly generatedHow to modify `unsrt.bst` file to generate concise and readable Jounal of Applied Phyisics(JAP) style .bbl file?Problem with bibtexrunning bib file does not generate bbl fileBibtex citation crashed the document, now I can't run any document with a bibliographyHow to adjust the appearance of formatted referencesAPA Reference with Page NumberAuthor names disappearing in Reference after the warning “the literal stack isn't empty for entry yan2016nonlinear while executing ---”
As the title says, I was given a reference list in the form of a .bbl
file from a website, and I would like to generate a pdf from this. I've been googling for an hour but maybe I'm missing something. From what I understand, you create a .tex
file, and use bibliography*name_of_file*
but this doesn't work. I've also tried just pasting the contents of the .bbl
file into the bibliography which also doesn't work.
Could someone give me a step by step guide on how to do this?
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As the title says, I was given a reference list in the form of a .bbl
file from a website, and I would like to generate a pdf from this. I've been googling for an hour but maybe I'm missing something. From what I understand, you create a .tex
file, and use bibliography*name_of_file*
but this doesn't work. I've also tried just pasting the contents of the .bbl
file into the bibliography which also doesn't work.
Could someone give me a step by step guide on how to do this?
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inputname_of_bbl.bbl
should work if the.bbl
was generated for BibTeX-based bibliographies (i.e. not forbiblatex
) and you load the necessary support packages (if any, that may includenatbib
,apacite
,jurabib
, ... and will depend on the.bst
file that was used to produce the.bbl
). Instead ofinputfilename.bbl
you can also just past the contents of the file directly into the.tex
document.
– moewe
Mar 4 at 17:28
Welcome to TeX SX! I suppose you should put it in the same directory as your main file, and compile the latter (provoded it has the same name).
– Bernard
Mar 4 at 17:30
Please provide more information about your document setup. E.g., does the bbl file contain exactly the references you wish to cite in the body of the document? Or does the file contain either fewer or more entries than are being cited? You wrote, "I was given a reference list in the form of a .bbl file from a website". Do you know how the bbl file was generated? E.g., which bibliography style was employed, and which citation management package (if any) was employed? Still another issue: do you intend to generate either numeric-style or authoryear-style citation call-outs?
– Mico
Mar 4 at 18:14
Do you have any news for us?
– Kurt
Mar 9 at 19:04
add a comment |
As the title says, I was given a reference list in the form of a .bbl
file from a website, and I would like to generate a pdf from this. I've been googling for an hour but maybe I'm missing something. From what I understand, you create a .tex
file, and use bibliography*name_of_file*
but this doesn't work. I've also tried just pasting the contents of the .bbl
file into the bibliography which also doesn't work.
Could someone give me a step by step guide on how to do this?
bibtex
As the title says, I was given a reference list in the form of a .bbl
file from a website, and I would like to generate a pdf from this. I've been googling for an hour but maybe I'm missing something. From what I understand, you create a .tex
file, and use bibliography*name_of_file*
but this doesn't work. I've also tried just pasting the contents of the .bbl
file into the bibliography which also doesn't work.
Could someone give me a step by step guide on how to do this?
bibtex
bibtex
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inputname_of_bbl.bbl
should work if the.bbl
was generated for BibTeX-based bibliographies (i.e. not forbiblatex
) and you load the necessary support packages (if any, that may includenatbib
,apacite
,jurabib
, ... and will depend on the.bst
file that was used to produce the.bbl
). Instead ofinputfilename.bbl
you can also just past the contents of the file directly into the.tex
document.
– moewe
Mar 4 at 17:28
Welcome to TeX SX! I suppose you should put it in the same directory as your main file, and compile the latter (provoded it has the same name).
– Bernard
Mar 4 at 17:30
Please provide more information about your document setup. E.g., does the bbl file contain exactly the references you wish to cite in the body of the document? Or does the file contain either fewer or more entries than are being cited? You wrote, "I was given a reference list in the form of a .bbl file from a website". Do you know how the bbl file was generated? E.g., which bibliography style was employed, and which citation management package (if any) was employed? Still another issue: do you intend to generate either numeric-style or authoryear-style citation call-outs?
– Mico
Mar 4 at 18:14
Do you have any news for us?
– Kurt
Mar 9 at 19:04
add a comment |
3
inputname_of_bbl.bbl
should work if the.bbl
was generated for BibTeX-based bibliographies (i.e. not forbiblatex
) and you load the necessary support packages (if any, that may includenatbib
,apacite
,jurabib
, ... and will depend on the.bst
file that was used to produce the.bbl
). Instead ofinputfilename.bbl
you can also just past the contents of the file directly into the.tex
document.
– moewe
Mar 4 at 17:28
Welcome to TeX SX! I suppose you should put it in the same directory as your main file, and compile the latter (provoded it has the same name).
– Bernard
Mar 4 at 17:30
Please provide more information about your document setup. E.g., does the bbl file contain exactly the references you wish to cite in the body of the document? Or does the file contain either fewer or more entries than are being cited? You wrote, "I was given a reference list in the form of a .bbl file from a website". Do you know how the bbl file was generated? E.g., which bibliography style was employed, and which citation management package (if any) was employed? Still another issue: do you intend to generate either numeric-style or authoryear-style citation call-outs?
– Mico
Mar 4 at 18:14
Do you have any news for us?
– Kurt
Mar 9 at 19:04
3
3
inputname_of_bbl.bbl
should work if the .bbl
was generated for BibTeX-based bibliographies (i.e. not for biblatex
) and you load the necessary support packages (if any, that may include natbib
, apacite
, jurabib
, ... and will depend on the .bst
file that was used to produce the .bbl
). Instead of inputfilename.bbl
you can also just past the contents of the file directly into the .tex
document.– moewe
Mar 4 at 17:28
inputname_of_bbl.bbl
should work if the .bbl
was generated for BibTeX-based bibliographies (i.e. not for biblatex
) and you load the necessary support packages (if any, that may include natbib
, apacite
, jurabib
, ... and will depend on the .bst
file that was used to produce the .bbl
). Instead of inputfilename.bbl
you can also just past the contents of the file directly into the .tex
document.– moewe
Mar 4 at 17:28
Welcome to TeX SX! I suppose you should put it in the same directory as your main file, and compile the latter (provoded it has the same name).
– Bernard
Mar 4 at 17:30
Welcome to TeX SX! I suppose you should put it in the same directory as your main file, and compile the latter (provoded it has the same name).
– Bernard
Mar 4 at 17:30
Please provide more information about your document setup. E.g., does the bbl file contain exactly the references you wish to cite in the body of the document? Or does the file contain either fewer or more entries than are being cited? You wrote, "I was given a reference list in the form of a .bbl file from a website". Do you know how the bbl file was generated? E.g., which bibliography style was employed, and which citation management package (if any) was employed? Still another issue: do you intend to generate either numeric-style or authoryear-style citation call-outs?
– Mico
Mar 4 at 18:14
Please provide more information about your document setup. E.g., does the bbl file contain exactly the references you wish to cite in the body of the document? Or does the file contain either fewer or more entries than are being cited? You wrote, "I was given a reference list in the form of a .bbl file from a website". Do you know how the bbl file was generated? E.g., which bibliography style was employed, and which citation management package (if any) was employed? Still another issue: do you intend to generate either numeric-style or authoryear-style citation call-outs?
– Mico
Mar 4 at 18:14
Do you have any news for us?
– Kurt
Mar 9 at 19:04
Do you have any news for us?
– Kurt
Mar 9 at 19:04
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Welcome to TeX.SX!
Let's name your file "references.bib".
Create a document and name it "main.tex" with these contents:
documentclassarticle
usepackagenatbib
begindocument
nocite*
bibliographystyleapalike
%unsrt: Style with unsorted citations [1] [2]
%plain: [1] [2] etc but shorted
%apalike: Author year style
%agsm: Harvard style
bibliographyreferences
enddocument
Then run:
pdflatex main
bibtex main
pdflatex main
and
pdflatex main
This will generate a document with your bibliography printed in your selected style.
Feel free to use geometry
like:
usepackege[top=1in,bottom=1.2in,left=1in,right=1.5in]geometry
(add this command with your the margins you like to have in your preamble -for example just below documentclass
command-)
or to remove page numbers buy using:
pagestyleempty
somewhere after documentclass
command.
EDIT:
Sorry... Just show you have a bbl
file and not a bib
... deleting my answer but leaving it for some minutes in order to see it and decide if you want to use your bib (if any) file instead and have access to the style at any time.... A bib file can give several styles of references... A bbl
is just a specific output of a bib
file and thus is less usable... So, if you have (or can get) a bib
, try this method instead.
add a comment |
You did not gave us your *.bbl
file and you did not name the web site you got the file so I have to guess. Please next question add all relevant information to make it easier for us to help you!
Let us say the *.bbl
you got is:
providecommandlatin[1]#1
makeatletter
providecommanddoi
begingroupletdo@makeotherdospecials
catcode`=1 catcode`=2 doi@aux
providecommanddoi@aux[1]endgrouptexttt#1
makeatother
providecommand*mcitethebibliographythebibliography
csname @ifundefinedendcsnameendmcitethebibliography
letendmcitethebibliographyendthebibliography
beginmcitethebibliography4
providecommand*natexlab[1]#1
providecommand*mciteSetBstSublistMode[1]
providecommand*mciteSetBstMaxWidthForm[2]
providecommand*mciteBstWouldAddEndPuncttrue
defEndOfBibitemunskip.
providecommand*mciteBstWouldAddEndPunctfalse
letEndOfBibitemrelax
providecommand*mciteSetBstMidEndSepPunct[3]
providecommand*mciteSetBstSublistLabelBeginEnd[3]
providecommand*EndOfBibitem
mciteSetBstSublistModef
mciteSetBstMaxWidthFormsubitem(alphmcitesubitemcount)
mciteSetBstSublistLabelBeginEnd
mcitemaxwidthsubitemformspace
relax
relax
bibitem[Goossens latinet~al.(1994)Goossens, Mittelbach, and
Samarin]Goossens
Goossens,~M.; Mittelbach,~F.; Samarin,~A. emphThe LaTeX Companion, 1st ed.;
Addison-Wesley, 1994relax
mciteBstWouldAddEndPuncttrue
mciteSetBstMidEndSepPunctmcitedefaultmidpunct
mcitedefaultendpunctmcitedefaultseppunctrelax
EndOfBibitem
bibitem[Adams(1980)]adams
Adams,~D. emphThe Restaurant at the End of the Universe; The Hitchhiker's
Guide to the Galaxy; Pan Macmillan, 1980relax
mciteBstWouldAddEndPuncttrue
mciteSetBstMidEndSepPunctmcitedefaultmidpunct
mcitedefaultendpunctmcitedefaultseppunctrelax
EndOfBibitem
bibitem[Editor latinet~al.(2015)Editor, Editor2, and Editor3]test
Editor,~F., Editor2,~S., Editor3,~T., Eds. emphTest to show the effect;
Publisher, 2015relax
mciteBstWouldAddEndPuncttrue
mciteSetBstMidEndSepPunctmcitedefaultmidpunct
mcitedefaultendpunctmcitedefaultseppunctrelax
EndOfBibitem
bibitem[Feynman(1969)]feynman
Feynman,~R.~P. Very High-Energy Collisions of Hadrons. emphPhys. Rev. Lett.
textbf1969, emph23, 1415--1417relax
mciteBstWouldAddEndPuncttrue
mciteSetBstMidEndSepPunctmcitedefaultmidpunct
mcitedefaultendpunctmcitedefaultseppunctrelax
EndOfBibitem
endmcitethebibliography
To be able to use it in your tex code you need to know how it was produced. Therefore let us have a look to the following MWE (completed with a bib file and commands to produce the bibliography, resulting in the *.bbl
shown above):
beginfilecontents*testbib.bib
@BookGoossens,
author = Goossens, Michel and Mittelbach, Frank and
Samarin, Alexander,
title = The LaTeX Companion,
edition = 1,
publisher = Addison-Wesley,
location = Reading, Mass.,
year = 1994,
@Bookadams,
title = The Restaurant at the End of the Universe,
author = Douglas Adams,
series = The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy,
publisher = Pan Macmillan,
year = 1980,
articleeinstein,
author = Albert Einstein,
title = Zur Elektrodynamik bewegter K"orper. (German)
[On the electrodynamics of moving bodies],
journal = Annalen der Physik,
volume = 322,
number = 10,
pages = 891--921,
year = 1905,
DOI = http://dx.doi.org/10.1002/andp.19053221004,
@articleRoss2006,
title = Treating the right patient at the right time:
access to heart failure care,
author = Ross, H and Howlett, J and Arnold, J Malcolm O and
Liu, P and O’Neill, BJ and Brophy, JM and Simpson, CS and
Sholdice, MM and Knudtson, M and Ross, DB and others,
journal = Canadian journal of Cardiology,
volume = 22,
number = 9,
pages = 749--754,
year = 2006,
publisher = Elsevier,
@articleHeidenreich2013,
title = Forecasting the impact of heart failure in the
United States a policy statement from the American Heart Association,
author = Heidenreich, Paul A and Albert, Nancy M and
Allen, Larry A and Bluemke, David A and Butler, Javed and
Fonarow, Gregg C and Ikonomidis, John S and Khavjou, Olga
and Konstam, Marvin A and Maddox, Thomas M and others,
journal = Circulation: Heart Failure,
volume = 6,
number = 3,
pages = 606--619,
year = 2013,
publisher = Am Heart Assoc,
@bookmschinLearning,
author = Tom M. Mitchell,
title = Machine learning,
publisher = Mac Gew Hill,
year = 1997,
volume = 4,
series = 10,
address = The address,
edition = 3,
month = 7,
note = An optional note,
isbn = 0071154671,
@miscmozart:KV183,
author = Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus,
title = Sinfonie g-Moll,
year = 1773,
address = Salzburg,
note = New K"ochelverzeichnis Nr. 183, old version Nr. 25;
Erster Satz: Allegro con brio, Zweiter Satz: Andante,
Dritter Satz: Menuetto, Vierter Satz: Allegro,
endfilecontents*
documentclass[10pt,a4paper]article
usepackageshowframe % to visualise the typing area and margins
usepackagehyperref % better urls
begindocument
This is text with citeGoossens and citeadams.
nocite* % to test all bib entrys
bibliographystyleunsrt % <===========================================
bibliographytestbib
enddocument
Package filecontents
here is only used to have tex code and bib file together in a compilable MWE, you need not to use filecontents
!
To be able to use the file testbib.bbl
now you need the following tex code (please see that cite
commands are needed and the bibliographystyle used to create the *.bbl
file):
documentclass[10pt,a4paper]article
usepackageshowframe % to visualise the typing area and margins
usepackagehyperref % better urls
begindocument
This is text with citeGoossens and citeadams.
nocite* % to test all bib entrys
bibliographystyleunsrt % <===========================================
inputtestbib.bbl % <=================================================
enddocument
With inputtestbib.bbl
the bibliography is included in the document at that place you have inputtestbib.bbl
:
At last please compare the result above with the result of the code with *.bib
file:
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Welcome to TeX.SX!
Let's name your file "references.bib".
Create a document and name it "main.tex" with these contents:
documentclassarticle
usepackagenatbib
begindocument
nocite*
bibliographystyleapalike
%unsrt: Style with unsorted citations [1] [2]
%plain: [1] [2] etc but shorted
%apalike: Author year style
%agsm: Harvard style
bibliographyreferences
enddocument
Then run:
pdflatex main
bibtex main
pdflatex main
and
pdflatex main
This will generate a document with your bibliography printed in your selected style.
Feel free to use geometry
like:
usepackege[top=1in,bottom=1.2in,left=1in,right=1.5in]geometry
(add this command with your the margins you like to have in your preamble -for example just below documentclass
command-)
or to remove page numbers buy using:
pagestyleempty
somewhere after documentclass
command.
EDIT:
Sorry... Just show you have a bbl
file and not a bib
... deleting my answer but leaving it for some minutes in order to see it and decide if you want to use your bib (if any) file instead and have access to the style at any time.... A bib file can give several styles of references... A bbl
is just a specific output of a bib
file and thus is less usable... So, if you have (or can get) a bib
, try this method instead.
add a comment |
Welcome to TeX.SX!
Let's name your file "references.bib".
Create a document and name it "main.tex" with these contents:
documentclassarticle
usepackagenatbib
begindocument
nocite*
bibliographystyleapalike
%unsrt: Style with unsorted citations [1] [2]
%plain: [1] [2] etc but shorted
%apalike: Author year style
%agsm: Harvard style
bibliographyreferences
enddocument
Then run:
pdflatex main
bibtex main
pdflatex main
and
pdflatex main
This will generate a document with your bibliography printed in your selected style.
Feel free to use geometry
like:
usepackege[top=1in,bottom=1.2in,left=1in,right=1.5in]geometry
(add this command with your the margins you like to have in your preamble -for example just below documentclass
command-)
or to remove page numbers buy using:
pagestyleempty
somewhere after documentclass
command.
EDIT:
Sorry... Just show you have a bbl
file and not a bib
... deleting my answer but leaving it for some minutes in order to see it and decide if you want to use your bib (if any) file instead and have access to the style at any time.... A bib file can give several styles of references... A bbl
is just a specific output of a bib
file and thus is less usable... So, if you have (or can get) a bib
, try this method instead.
add a comment |
Welcome to TeX.SX!
Let's name your file "references.bib".
Create a document and name it "main.tex" with these contents:
documentclassarticle
usepackagenatbib
begindocument
nocite*
bibliographystyleapalike
%unsrt: Style with unsorted citations [1] [2]
%plain: [1] [2] etc but shorted
%apalike: Author year style
%agsm: Harvard style
bibliographyreferences
enddocument
Then run:
pdflatex main
bibtex main
pdflatex main
and
pdflatex main
This will generate a document with your bibliography printed in your selected style.
Feel free to use geometry
like:
usepackege[top=1in,bottom=1.2in,left=1in,right=1.5in]geometry
(add this command with your the margins you like to have in your preamble -for example just below documentclass
command-)
or to remove page numbers buy using:
pagestyleempty
somewhere after documentclass
command.
EDIT:
Sorry... Just show you have a bbl
file and not a bib
... deleting my answer but leaving it for some minutes in order to see it and decide if you want to use your bib (if any) file instead and have access to the style at any time.... A bib file can give several styles of references... A bbl
is just a specific output of a bib
file and thus is less usable... So, if you have (or can get) a bib
, try this method instead.
Welcome to TeX.SX!
Let's name your file "references.bib".
Create a document and name it "main.tex" with these contents:
documentclassarticle
usepackagenatbib
begindocument
nocite*
bibliographystyleapalike
%unsrt: Style with unsorted citations [1] [2]
%plain: [1] [2] etc but shorted
%apalike: Author year style
%agsm: Harvard style
bibliographyreferences
enddocument
Then run:
pdflatex main
bibtex main
pdflatex main
and
pdflatex main
This will generate a document with your bibliography printed in your selected style.
Feel free to use geometry
like:
usepackege[top=1in,bottom=1.2in,left=1in,right=1.5in]geometry
(add this command with your the margins you like to have in your preamble -for example just below documentclass
command-)
or to remove page numbers buy using:
pagestyleempty
somewhere after documentclass
command.
EDIT:
Sorry... Just show you have a bbl
file and not a bib
... deleting my answer but leaving it for some minutes in order to see it and decide if you want to use your bib (if any) file instead and have access to the style at any time.... A bib file can give several styles of references... A bbl
is just a specific output of a bib
file and thus is less usable... So, if you have (or can get) a bib
, try this method instead.
edited Mar 4 at 17:44
answered Mar 4 at 17:37
koleygrkoleygr
13.4k11039
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You did not gave us your *.bbl
file and you did not name the web site you got the file so I have to guess. Please next question add all relevant information to make it easier for us to help you!
Let us say the *.bbl
you got is:
providecommandlatin[1]#1
makeatletter
providecommanddoi
begingroupletdo@makeotherdospecials
catcode`=1 catcode`=2 doi@aux
providecommanddoi@aux[1]endgrouptexttt#1
makeatother
providecommand*mcitethebibliographythebibliography
csname @ifundefinedendcsnameendmcitethebibliography
letendmcitethebibliographyendthebibliography
beginmcitethebibliography4
providecommand*natexlab[1]#1
providecommand*mciteSetBstSublistMode[1]
providecommand*mciteSetBstMaxWidthForm[2]
providecommand*mciteBstWouldAddEndPuncttrue
defEndOfBibitemunskip.
providecommand*mciteBstWouldAddEndPunctfalse
letEndOfBibitemrelax
providecommand*mciteSetBstMidEndSepPunct[3]
providecommand*mciteSetBstSublistLabelBeginEnd[3]
providecommand*EndOfBibitem
mciteSetBstSublistModef
mciteSetBstMaxWidthFormsubitem(alphmcitesubitemcount)
mciteSetBstSublistLabelBeginEnd
mcitemaxwidthsubitemformspace
relax
relax
bibitem[Goossens latinet~al.(1994)Goossens, Mittelbach, and
Samarin]Goossens
Goossens,~M.; Mittelbach,~F.; Samarin,~A. emphThe LaTeX Companion, 1st ed.;
Addison-Wesley, 1994relax
mciteBstWouldAddEndPuncttrue
mciteSetBstMidEndSepPunctmcitedefaultmidpunct
mcitedefaultendpunctmcitedefaultseppunctrelax
EndOfBibitem
bibitem[Adams(1980)]adams
Adams,~D. emphThe Restaurant at the End of the Universe; The Hitchhiker's
Guide to the Galaxy; Pan Macmillan, 1980relax
mciteBstWouldAddEndPuncttrue
mciteSetBstMidEndSepPunctmcitedefaultmidpunct
mcitedefaultendpunctmcitedefaultseppunctrelax
EndOfBibitem
bibitem[Editor latinet~al.(2015)Editor, Editor2, and Editor3]test
Editor,~F., Editor2,~S., Editor3,~T., Eds. emphTest to show the effect;
Publisher, 2015relax
mciteBstWouldAddEndPuncttrue
mciteSetBstMidEndSepPunctmcitedefaultmidpunct
mcitedefaultendpunctmcitedefaultseppunctrelax
EndOfBibitem
bibitem[Feynman(1969)]feynman
Feynman,~R.~P. Very High-Energy Collisions of Hadrons. emphPhys. Rev. Lett.
textbf1969, emph23, 1415--1417relax
mciteBstWouldAddEndPuncttrue
mciteSetBstMidEndSepPunctmcitedefaultmidpunct
mcitedefaultendpunctmcitedefaultseppunctrelax
EndOfBibitem
endmcitethebibliography
To be able to use it in your tex code you need to know how it was produced. Therefore let us have a look to the following MWE (completed with a bib file and commands to produce the bibliography, resulting in the *.bbl
shown above):
beginfilecontents*testbib.bib
@BookGoossens,
author = Goossens, Michel and Mittelbach, Frank and
Samarin, Alexander,
title = The LaTeX Companion,
edition = 1,
publisher = Addison-Wesley,
location = Reading, Mass.,
year = 1994,
@Bookadams,
title = The Restaurant at the End of the Universe,
author = Douglas Adams,
series = The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy,
publisher = Pan Macmillan,
year = 1980,
articleeinstein,
author = Albert Einstein,
title = Zur Elektrodynamik bewegter K"orper. (German)
[On the electrodynamics of moving bodies],
journal = Annalen der Physik,
volume = 322,
number = 10,
pages = 891--921,
year = 1905,
DOI = http://dx.doi.org/10.1002/andp.19053221004,
@articleRoss2006,
title = Treating the right patient at the right time:
access to heart failure care,
author = Ross, H and Howlett, J and Arnold, J Malcolm O and
Liu, P and O’Neill, BJ and Brophy, JM and Simpson, CS and
Sholdice, MM and Knudtson, M and Ross, DB and others,
journal = Canadian journal of Cardiology,
volume = 22,
number = 9,
pages = 749--754,
year = 2006,
publisher = Elsevier,
@articleHeidenreich2013,
title = Forecasting the impact of heart failure in the
United States a policy statement from the American Heart Association,
author = Heidenreich, Paul A and Albert, Nancy M and
Allen, Larry A and Bluemke, David A and Butler, Javed and
Fonarow, Gregg C and Ikonomidis, John S and Khavjou, Olga
and Konstam, Marvin A and Maddox, Thomas M and others,
journal = Circulation: Heart Failure,
volume = 6,
number = 3,
pages = 606--619,
year = 2013,
publisher = Am Heart Assoc,
@bookmschinLearning,
author = Tom M. Mitchell,
title = Machine learning,
publisher = Mac Gew Hill,
year = 1997,
volume = 4,
series = 10,
address = The address,
edition = 3,
month = 7,
note = An optional note,
isbn = 0071154671,
@miscmozart:KV183,
author = Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus,
title = Sinfonie g-Moll,
year = 1773,
address = Salzburg,
note = New K"ochelverzeichnis Nr. 183, old version Nr. 25;
Erster Satz: Allegro con brio, Zweiter Satz: Andante,
Dritter Satz: Menuetto, Vierter Satz: Allegro,
endfilecontents*
documentclass[10pt,a4paper]article
usepackageshowframe % to visualise the typing area and margins
usepackagehyperref % better urls
begindocument
This is text with citeGoossens and citeadams.
nocite* % to test all bib entrys
bibliographystyleunsrt % <===========================================
bibliographytestbib
enddocument
Package filecontents
here is only used to have tex code and bib file together in a compilable MWE, you need not to use filecontents
!
To be able to use the file testbib.bbl
now you need the following tex code (please see that cite
commands are needed and the bibliographystyle used to create the *.bbl
file):
documentclass[10pt,a4paper]article
usepackageshowframe % to visualise the typing area and margins
usepackagehyperref % better urls
begindocument
This is text with citeGoossens and citeadams.
nocite* % to test all bib entrys
bibliographystyleunsrt % <===========================================
inputtestbib.bbl % <=================================================
enddocument
With inputtestbib.bbl
the bibliography is included in the document at that place you have inputtestbib.bbl
:
At last please compare the result above with the result of the code with *.bib
file:
add a comment |
You did not gave us your *.bbl
file and you did not name the web site you got the file so I have to guess. Please next question add all relevant information to make it easier for us to help you!
Let us say the *.bbl
you got is:
providecommandlatin[1]#1
makeatletter
providecommanddoi
begingroupletdo@makeotherdospecials
catcode`=1 catcode`=2 doi@aux
providecommanddoi@aux[1]endgrouptexttt#1
makeatother
providecommand*mcitethebibliographythebibliography
csname @ifundefinedendcsnameendmcitethebibliography
letendmcitethebibliographyendthebibliography
beginmcitethebibliography4
providecommand*natexlab[1]#1
providecommand*mciteSetBstSublistMode[1]
providecommand*mciteSetBstMaxWidthForm[2]
providecommand*mciteBstWouldAddEndPuncttrue
defEndOfBibitemunskip.
providecommand*mciteBstWouldAddEndPunctfalse
letEndOfBibitemrelax
providecommand*mciteSetBstMidEndSepPunct[3]
providecommand*mciteSetBstSublistLabelBeginEnd[3]
providecommand*EndOfBibitem
mciteSetBstSublistModef
mciteSetBstMaxWidthFormsubitem(alphmcitesubitemcount)
mciteSetBstSublistLabelBeginEnd
mcitemaxwidthsubitemformspace
relax
relax
bibitem[Goossens latinet~al.(1994)Goossens, Mittelbach, and
Samarin]Goossens
Goossens,~M.; Mittelbach,~F.; Samarin,~A. emphThe LaTeX Companion, 1st ed.;
Addison-Wesley, 1994relax
mciteBstWouldAddEndPuncttrue
mciteSetBstMidEndSepPunctmcitedefaultmidpunct
mcitedefaultendpunctmcitedefaultseppunctrelax
EndOfBibitem
bibitem[Adams(1980)]adams
Adams,~D. emphThe Restaurant at the End of the Universe; The Hitchhiker's
Guide to the Galaxy; Pan Macmillan, 1980relax
mciteBstWouldAddEndPuncttrue
mciteSetBstMidEndSepPunctmcitedefaultmidpunct
mcitedefaultendpunctmcitedefaultseppunctrelax
EndOfBibitem
bibitem[Editor latinet~al.(2015)Editor, Editor2, and Editor3]test
Editor,~F., Editor2,~S., Editor3,~T., Eds. emphTest to show the effect;
Publisher, 2015relax
mciteBstWouldAddEndPuncttrue
mciteSetBstMidEndSepPunctmcitedefaultmidpunct
mcitedefaultendpunctmcitedefaultseppunctrelax
EndOfBibitem
bibitem[Feynman(1969)]feynman
Feynman,~R.~P. Very High-Energy Collisions of Hadrons. emphPhys. Rev. Lett.
textbf1969, emph23, 1415--1417relax
mciteBstWouldAddEndPuncttrue
mciteSetBstMidEndSepPunctmcitedefaultmidpunct
mcitedefaultendpunctmcitedefaultseppunctrelax
EndOfBibitem
endmcitethebibliography
To be able to use it in your tex code you need to know how it was produced. Therefore let us have a look to the following MWE (completed with a bib file and commands to produce the bibliography, resulting in the *.bbl
shown above):
beginfilecontents*testbib.bib
@BookGoossens,
author = Goossens, Michel and Mittelbach, Frank and
Samarin, Alexander,
title = The LaTeX Companion,
edition = 1,
publisher = Addison-Wesley,
location = Reading, Mass.,
year = 1994,
@Bookadams,
title = The Restaurant at the End of the Universe,
author = Douglas Adams,
series = The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy,
publisher = Pan Macmillan,
year = 1980,
articleeinstein,
author = Albert Einstein,
title = Zur Elektrodynamik bewegter K"orper. (German)
[On the electrodynamics of moving bodies],
journal = Annalen der Physik,
volume = 322,
number = 10,
pages = 891--921,
year = 1905,
DOI = http://dx.doi.org/10.1002/andp.19053221004,
@articleRoss2006,
title = Treating the right patient at the right time:
access to heart failure care,
author = Ross, H and Howlett, J and Arnold, J Malcolm O and
Liu, P and O’Neill, BJ and Brophy, JM and Simpson, CS and
Sholdice, MM and Knudtson, M and Ross, DB and others,
journal = Canadian journal of Cardiology,
volume = 22,
number = 9,
pages = 749--754,
year = 2006,
publisher = Elsevier,
@articleHeidenreich2013,
title = Forecasting the impact of heart failure in the
United States a policy statement from the American Heart Association,
author = Heidenreich, Paul A and Albert, Nancy M and
Allen, Larry A and Bluemke, David A and Butler, Javed and
Fonarow, Gregg C and Ikonomidis, John S and Khavjou, Olga
and Konstam, Marvin A and Maddox, Thomas M and others,
journal = Circulation: Heart Failure,
volume = 6,
number = 3,
pages = 606--619,
year = 2013,
publisher = Am Heart Assoc,
@bookmschinLearning,
author = Tom M. Mitchell,
title = Machine learning,
publisher = Mac Gew Hill,
year = 1997,
volume = 4,
series = 10,
address = The address,
edition = 3,
month = 7,
note = An optional note,
isbn = 0071154671,
@miscmozart:KV183,
author = Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus,
title = Sinfonie g-Moll,
year = 1773,
address = Salzburg,
note = New K"ochelverzeichnis Nr. 183, old version Nr. 25;
Erster Satz: Allegro con brio, Zweiter Satz: Andante,
Dritter Satz: Menuetto, Vierter Satz: Allegro,
endfilecontents*
documentclass[10pt,a4paper]article
usepackageshowframe % to visualise the typing area and margins
usepackagehyperref % better urls
begindocument
This is text with citeGoossens and citeadams.
nocite* % to test all bib entrys
bibliographystyleunsrt % <===========================================
bibliographytestbib
enddocument
Package filecontents
here is only used to have tex code and bib file together in a compilable MWE, you need not to use filecontents
!
To be able to use the file testbib.bbl
now you need the following tex code (please see that cite
commands are needed and the bibliographystyle used to create the *.bbl
file):
documentclass[10pt,a4paper]article
usepackageshowframe % to visualise the typing area and margins
usepackagehyperref % better urls
begindocument
This is text with citeGoossens and citeadams.
nocite* % to test all bib entrys
bibliographystyleunsrt % <===========================================
inputtestbib.bbl % <=================================================
enddocument
With inputtestbib.bbl
the bibliography is included in the document at that place you have inputtestbib.bbl
:
At last please compare the result above with the result of the code with *.bib
file:
add a comment |
You did not gave us your *.bbl
file and you did not name the web site you got the file so I have to guess. Please next question add all relevant information to make it easier for us to help you!
Let us say the *.bbl
you got is:
providecommandlatin[1]#1
makeatletter
providecommanddoi
begingroupletdo@makeotherdospecials
catcode`=1 catcode`=2 doi@aux
providecommanddoi@aux[1]endgrouptexttt#1
makeatother
providecommand*mcitethebibliographythebibliography
csname @ifundefinedendcsnameendmcitethebibliography
letendmcitethebibliographyendthebibliography
beginmcitethebibliography4
providecommand*natexlab[1]#1
providecommand*mciteSetBstSublistMode[1]
providecommand*mciteSetBstMaxWidthForm[2]
providecommand*mciteBstWouldAddEndPuncttrue
defEndOfBibitemunskip.
providecommand*mciteBstWouldAddEndPunctfalse
letEndOfBibitemrelax
providecommand*mciteSetBstMidEndSepPunct[3]
providecommand*mciteSetBstSublistLabelBeginEnd[3]
providecommand*EndOfBibitem
mciteSetBstSublistModef
mciteSetBstMaxWidthFormsubitem(alphmcitesubitemcount)
mciteSetBstSublistLabelBeginEnd
mcitemaxwidthsubitemformspace
relax
relax
bibitem[Goossens latinet~al.(1994)Goossens, Mittelbach, and
Samarin]Goossens
Goossens,~M.; Mittelbach,~F.; Samarin,~A. emphThe LaTeX Companion, 1st ed.;
Addison-Wesley, 1994relax
mciteBstWouldAddEndPuncttrue
mciteSetBstMidEndSepPunctmcitedefaultmidpunct
mcitedefaultendpunctmcitedefaultseppunctrelax
EndOfBibitem
bibitem[Adams(1980)]adams
Adams,~D. emphThe Restaurant at the End of the Universe; The Hitchhiker's
Guide to the Galaxy; Pan Macmillan, 1980relax
mciteBstWouldAddEndPuncttrue
mciteSetBstMidEndSepPunctmcitedefaultmidpunct
mcitedefaultendpunctmcitedefaultseppunctrelax
EndOfBibitem
bibitem[Editor latinet~al.(2015)Editor, Editor2, and Editor3]test
Editor,~F., Editor2,~S., Editor3,~T., Eds. emphTest to show the effect;
Publisher, 2015relax
mciteBstWouldAddEndPuncttrue
mciteSetBstMidEndSepPunctmcitedefaultmidpunct
mcitedefaultendpunctmcitedefaultseppunctrelax
EndOfBibitem
bibitem[Feynman(1969)]feynman
Feynman,~R.~P. Very High-Energy Collisions of Hadrons. emphPhys. Rev. Lett.
textbf1969, emph23, 1415--1417relax
mciteBstWouldAddEndPuncttrue
mciteSetBstMidEndSepPunctmcitedefaultmidpunct
mcitedefaultendpunctmcitedefaultseppunctrelax
EndOfBibitem
endmcitethebibliography
To be able to use it in your tex code you need to know how it was produced. Therefore let us have a look to the following MWE (completed with a bib file and commands to produce the bibliography, resulting in the *.bbl
shown above):
beginfilecontents*testbib.bib
@BookGoossens,
author = Goossens, Michel and Mittelbach, Frank and
Samarin, Alexander,
title = The LaTeX Companion,
edition = 1,
publisher = Addison-Wesley,
location = Reading, Mass.,
year = 1994,
@Bookadams,
title = The Restaurant at the End of the Universe,
author = Douglas Adams,
series = The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy,
publisher = Pan Macmillan,
year = 1980,
articleeinstein,
author = Albert Einstein,
title = Zur Elektrodynamik bewegter K"orper. (German)
[On the electrodynamics of moving bodies],
journal = Annalen der Physik,
volume = 322,
number = 10,
pages = 891--921,
year = 1905,
DOI = http://dx.doi.org/10.1002/andp.19053221004,
@articleRoss2006,
title = Treating the right patient at the right time:
access to heart failure care,
author = Ross, H and Howlett, J and Arnold, J Malcolm O and
Liu, P and O’Neill, BJ and Brophy, JM and Simpson, CS and
Sholdice, MM and Knudtson, M and Ross, DB and others,
journal = Canadian journal of Cardiology,
volume = 22,
number = 9,
pages = 749--754,
year = 2006,
publisher = Elsevier,
@articleHeidenreich2013,
title = Forecasting the impact of heart failure in the
United States a policy statement from the American Heart Association,
author = Heidenreich, Paul A and Albert, Nancy M and
Allen, Larry A and Bluemke, David A and Butler, Javed and
Fonarow, Gregg C and Ikonomidis, John S and Khavjou, Olga
and Konstam, Marvin A and Maddox, Thomas M and others,
journal = Circulation: Heart Failure,
volume = 6,
number = 3,
pages = 606--619,
year = 2013,
publisher = Am Heart Assoc,
@bookmschinLearning,
author = Tom M. Mitchell,
title = Machine learning,
publisher = Mac Gew Hill,
year = 1997,
volume = 4,
series = 10,
address = The address,
edition = 3,
month = 7,
note = An optional note,
isbn = 0071154671,
@miscmozart:KV183,
author = Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus,
title = Sinfonie g-Moll,
year = 1773,
address = Salzburg,
note = New K"ochelverzeichnis Nr. 183, old version Nr. 25;
Erster Satz: Allegro con brio, Zweiter Satz: Andante,
Dritter Satz: Menuetto, Vierter Satz: Allegro,
endfilecontents*
documentclass[10pt,a4paper]article
usepackageshowframe % to visualise the typing area and margins
usepackagehyperref % better urls
begindocument
This is text with citeGoossens and citeadams.
nocite* % to test all bib entrys
bibliographystyleunsrt % <===========================================
bibliographytestbib
enddocument
Package filecontents
here is only used to have tex code and bib file together in a compilable MWE, you need not to use filecontents
!
To be able to use the file testbib.bbl
now you need the following tex code (please see that cite
commands are needed and the bibliographystyle used to create the *.bbl
file):
documentclass[10pt,a4paper]article
usepackageshowframe % to visualise the typing area and margins
usepackagehyperref % better urls
begindocument
This is text with citeGoossens and citeadams.
nocite* % to test all bib entrys
bibliographystyleunsrt % <===========================================
inputtestbib.bbl % <=================================================
enddocument
With inputtestbib.bbl
the bibliography is included in the document at that place you have inputtestbib.bbl
:
At last please compare the result above with the result of the code with *.bib
file:
You did not gave us your *.bbl
file and you did not name the web site you got the file so I have to guess. Please next question add all relevant information to make it easier for us to help you!
Let us say the *.bbl
you got is:
providecommandlatin[1]#1
makeatletter
providecommanddoi
begingroupletdo@makeotherdospecials
catcode`=1 catcode`=2 doi@aux
providecommanddoi@aux[1]endgrouptexttt#1
makeatother
providecommand*mcitethebibliographythebibliography
csname @ifundefinedendcsnameendmcitethebibliography
letendmcitethebibliographyendthebibliography
beginmcitethebibliography4
providecommand*natexlab[1]#1
providecommand*mciteSetBstSublistMode[1]
providecommand*mciteSetBstMaxWidthForm[2]
providecommand*mciteBstWouldAddEndPuncttrue
defEndOfBibitemunskip.
providecommand*mciteBstWouldAddEndPunctfalse
letEndOfBibitemrelax
providecommand*mciteSetBstMidEndSepPunct[3]
providecommand*mciteSetBstSublistLabelBeginEnd[3]
providecommand*EndOfBibitem
mciteSetBstSublistModef
mciteSetBstMaxWidthFormsubitem(alphmcitesubitemcount)
mciteSetBstSublistLabelBeginEnd
mcitemaxwidthsubitemformspace
relax
relax
bibitem[Goossens latinet~al.(1994)Goossens, Mittelbach, and
Samarin]Goossens
Goossens,~M.; Mittelbach,~F.; Samarin,~A. emphThe LaTeX Companion, 1st ed.;
Addison-Wesley, 1994relax
mciteBstWouldAddEndPuncttrue
mciteSetBstMidEndSepPunctmcitedefaultmidpunct
mcitedefaultendpunctmcitedefaultseppunctrelax
EndOfBibitem
bibitem[Adams(1980)]adams
Adams,~D. emphThe Restaurant at the End of the Universe; The Hitchhiker's
Guide to the Galaxy; Pan Macmillan, 1980relax
mciteBstWouldAddEndPuncttrue
mciteSetBstMidEndSepPunctmcitedefaultmidpunct
mcitedefaultendpunctmcitedefaultseppunctrelax
EndOfBibitem
bibitem[Editor latinet~al.(2015)Editor, Editor2, and Editor3]test
Editor,~F., Editor2,~S., Editor3,~T., Eds. emphTest to show the effect;
Publisher, 2015relax
mciteBstWouldAddEndPuncttrue
mciteSetBstMidEndSepPunctmcitedefaultmidpunct
mcitedefaultendpunctmcitedefaultseppunctrelax
EndOfBibitem
bibitem[Feynman(1969)]feynman
Feynman,~R.~P. Very High-Energy Collisions of Hadrons. emphPhys. Rev. Lett.
textbf1969, emph23, 1415--1417relax
mciteBstWouldAddEndPuncttrue
mciteSetBstMidEndSepPunctmcitedefaultmidpunct
mcitedefaultendpunctmcitedefaultseppunctrelax
EndOfBibitem
endmcitethebibliography
To be able to use it in your tex code you need to know how it was produced. Therefore let us have a look to the following MWE (completed with a bib file and commands to produce the bibliography, resulting in the *.bbl
shown above):
beginfilecontents*testbib.bib
@BookGoossens,
author = Goossens, Michel and Mittelbach, Frank and
Samarin, Alexander,
title = The LaTeX Companion,
edition = 1,
publisher = Addison-Wesley,
location = Reading, Mass.,
year = 1994,
@Bookadams,
title = The Restaurant at the End of the Universe,
author = Douglas Adams,
series = The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy,
publisher = Pan Macmillan,
year = 1980,
articleeinstein,
author = Albert Einstein,
title = Zur Elektrodynamik bewegter K"orper. (German)
[On the electrodynamics of moving bodies],
journal = Annalen der Physik,
volume = 322,
number = 10,
pages = 891--921,
year = 1905,
DOI = http://dx.doi.org/10.1002/andp.19053221004,
@articleRoss2006,
title = Treating the right patient at the right time:
access to heart failure care,
author = Ross, H and Howlett, J and Arnold, J Malcolm O and
Liu, P and O’Neill, BJ and Brophy, JM and Simpson, CS and
Sholdice, MM and Knudtson, M and Ross, DB and others,
journal = Canadian journal of Cardiology,
volume = 22,
number = 9,
pages = 749--754,
year = 2006,
publisher = Elsevier,
@articleHeidenreich2013,
title = Forecasting the impact of heart failure in the
United States a policy statement from the American Heart Association,
author = Heidenreich, Paul A and Albert, Nancy M and
Allen, Larry A and Bluemke, David A and Butler, Javed and
Fonarow, Gregg C and Ikonomidis, John S and Khavjou, Olga
and Konstam, Marvin A and Maddox, Thomas M and others,
journal = Circulation: Heart Failure,
volume = 6,
number = 3,
pages = 606--619,
year = 2013,
publisher = Am Heart Assoc,
@bookmschinLearning,
author = Tom M. Mitchell,
title = Machine learning,
publisher = Mac Gew Hill,
year = 1997,
volume = 4,
series = 10,
address = The address,
edition = 3,
month = 7,
note = An optional note,
isbn = 0071154671,
@miscmozart:KV183,
author = Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus,
title = Sinfonie g-Moll,
year = 1773,
address = Salzburg,
note = New K"ochelverzeichnis Nr. 183, old version Nr. 25;
Erster Satz: Allegro con brio, Zweiter Satz: Andante,
Dritter Satz: Menuetto, Vierter Satz: Allegro,
endfilecontents*
documentclass[10pt,a4paper]article
usepackageshowframe % to visualise the typing area and margins
usepackagehyperref % better urls
begindocument
This is text with citeGoossens and citeadams.
nocite* % to test all bib entrys
bibliographystyleunsrt % <===========================================
bibliographytestbib
enddocument
Package filecontents
here is only used to have tex code and bib file together in a compilable MWE, you need not to use filecontents
!
To be able to use the file testbib.bbl
now you need the following tex code (please see that cite
commands are needed and the bibliographystyle used to create the *.bbl
file):
documentclass[10pt,a4paper]article
usepackageshowframe % to visualise the typing area and margins
usepackagehyperref % better urls
begindocument
This is text with citeGoossens and citeadams.
nocite* % to test all bib entrys
bibliographystyleunsrt % <===========================================
inputtestbib.bbl % <=================================================
enddocument
With inputtestbib.bbl
the bibliography is included in the document at that place you have inputtestbib.bbl
:
At last please compare the result above with the result of the code with *.bib
file:
answered Mar 5 at 4:33
KurtKurt
40.7k850164
40.7k850164
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inputname_of_bbl.bbl
should work if the.bbl
was generated for BibTeX-based bibliographies (i.e. not forbiblatex
) and you load the necessary support packages (if any, that may includenatbib
,apacite
,jurabib
, ... and will depend on the.bst
file that was used to produce the.bbl
). Instead ofinputfilename.bbl
you can also just past the contents of the file directly into the.tex
document.– moewe
Mar 4 at 17:28
Welcome to TeX SX! I suppose you should put it in the same directory as your main file, and compile the latter (provoded it has the same name).
– Bernard
Mar 4 at 17:30
Please provide more information about your document setup. E.g., does the bbl file contain exactly the references you wish to cite in the body of the document? Or does the file contain either fewer or more entries than are being cited? You wrote, "I was given a reference list in the form of a .bbl file from a website". Do you know how the bbl file was generated? E.g., which bibliography style was employed, and which citation management package (if any) was employed? Still another issue: do you intend to generate either numeric-style or authoryear-style citation call-outs?
– Mico
Mar 4 at 18:14
Do you have any news for us?
– Kurt
Mar 9 at 19:04