How to remove the list of numbers after a BibTex bibliography?
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I'd like to remove the numbers at the end of my bibliography:
The code is
bibliographystyle{plain}
bibliography{refs}
cite{Cottle_2009}
cite{Bhattacharjee2015}
cite{Wikram98}
cite{Wikramanayake2011}
cite{Wingfield98}
cite{Weise2014}
cite{Walston2010}
cite{Trinkel2011}
etc with more references, followed by 'end{document}'.
bibliographies bibtex
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I'd like to remove the numbers at the end of my bibliography:
The code is
bibliographystyle{plain}
bibliography{refs}
cite{Cottle_2009}
cite{Bhattacharjee2015}
cite{Wikram98}
cite{Wikramanayake2011}
cite{Wingfield98}
cite{Weise2014}
cite{Walston2010}
cite{Trinkel2011}
etc with more references, followed by 'end{document}'.
bibliographies bibtex
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Welcome to tex.sx. The list of numbers is the result of all thecitecommands. To get rid of them, just remove thecites. What you may have in mind instead is to make sure these entries get included in your bibliography. To do that, instead ofcite, usenocite. That will add them to the bibliography, but not mention them anywhere else. If you want to include all the entries in your.bibfile in the bibliography, you can saynocite{*}, but if you want to ignore some of those entries, you have to be selective.
– barbara beeton
4 hours ago
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I'd like to remove the numbers at the end of my bibliography:
The code is
bibliographystyle{plain}
bibliography{refs}
cite{Cottle_2009}
cite{Bhattacharjee2015}
cite{Wikram98}
cite{Wikramanayake2011}
cite{Wingfield98}
cite{Weise2014}
cite{Walston2010}
cite{Trinkel2011}
etc with more references, followed by 'end{document}'.
bibliographies bibtex
asked 4 hours ago
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I'd like to remove the numbers at the end of my bibliography:
The code is
bibliographystyle{plain}
bibliography{refs}
cite{Cottle_2009}
cite{Bhattacharjee2015}
cite{Wikram98}
cite{Wikramanayake2011}
cite{Wingfield98}
cite{Weise2014}
cite{Walston2010}
cite{Trinkel2011}
etc with more references, followed by 'end{document}'.
bibliographies bibtex
bibliographies bibtex
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Welcome to tex.sx. The list of numbers is the result of all thecitecommands. To get rid of them, just remove thecites. What you may have in mind instead is to make sure these entries get included in your bibliography. To do that, instead ofcite, usenocite. That will add them to the bibliography, but not mention them anywhere else. If you want to include all the entries in your.bibfile in the bibliography, you can saynocite{*}, but if you want to ignore some of those entries, you have to be selective.
– barbara beeton
4 hours ago
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Welcome to tex.sx. The list of numbers is the result of all thecitecommands. To get rid of them, just remove thecites. What you may have in mind instead is to make sure these entries get included in your bibliography. To do that, instead ofcite, usenocite. That will add them to the bibliography, but not mention them anywhere else. If you want to include all the entries in your.bibfile in the bibliography, you can saynocite{*}, but if you want to ignore some of those entries, you have to be selective.
– barbara beeton
4 hours ago
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Welcome to tex.sx. The list of numbers is the result of all the
cite commands. To get rid of them, just remove the cites. What you may have in mind instead is to make sure these entries get included in your bibliography. To do that, instead of cite, use nocite. That will add them to the bibliography, but not mention them anywhere else. If you want to include all the entries in your .bib file in the bibliography, you can say nocite{*}, but if you want to ignore some of those entries, you have to be selective.– barbara beeton
4 hours ago
Welcome to tex.sx. The list of numbers is the result of all the
cite commands. To get rid of them, just remove the cites. What you may have in mind instead is to make sure these entries get included in your bibliography. To do that, instead of cite, use nocite. That will add them to the bibliography, but not mention them anywhere else. If you want to include all the entries in your .bib file in the bibliography, you can say nocite{*}, but if you want to ignore some of those entries, you have to be selective.– barbara beeton
4 hours ago
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Remove individual cite after stating bibstyle and bibliography.
Put all your references via jabref or any other literature libs. Then just call it in your code, for example:
bibliography{reference.bib}
assuming reference.bib contains all your rrls.
Hope this helps
answered 1 hour ago
MCeeeMCeee
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Whereas, if not all references are well cited. To still display it in the references, add nocite{*} before bibliography{style}
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1 hour ago
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Remove individual cite after stating bibstyle and bibliography.
Put all your references via jabref or any other literature libs. Then just call it in your code, for example:
bibliography{reference.bib}
assuming reference.bib contains all your rrls.
Hope this helps
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Whereas, if not all references are well cited. To still display it in the references, add nocite{*} before bibliography{style}
– MCeee
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Remove individual cite after stating bibstyle and bibliography.
Put all your references via jabref or any other literature libs. Then just call it in your code, for example:
bibliography{reference.bib}
assuming reference.bib contains all your rrls.
Hope this helps
answered 1 hour ago
MCeeeMCeee
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Whereas, if not all references are well cited. To still display it in the references, add nocite{*} before bibliography{style}
– MCeee
1 hour ago
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Remove individual cite after stating bibstyle and bibliography.
Put all your references via jabref or any other literature libs. Then just call it in your code, for example:
bibliography{reference.bib}
assuming reference.bib contains all your rrls.
Hope this helps
answered 1 hour ago
MCeeeMCeee
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Remove individual cite after stating bibstyle and bibliography.
Put all your references via jabref or any other literature libs. Then just call it in your code, for example:
bibliography{reference.bib}
assuming reference.bib contains all your rrls.
Hope this helps
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Whereas, if not all references are well cited. To still display it in the references, add nocite{*} before bibliography{style}
– MCeee
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Whereas, if not all references are well cited. To still display it in the references, add nocite{*} before bibliography{style}
– MCeee
1 hour ago
Whereas, if not all references are well cited. To still display it in the references, add nocite{*} before bibliography{style}
– MCeee
1 hour ago
Whereas, if not all references are well cited. To still display it in the references, add nocite{*} before bibliography{style}
– MCeee
1 hour ago
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Welcome to tex.sx. The list of numbers is the result of all the
citecommands. To get rid of them, just remove thecites. What you may have in mind instead is to make sure these entries get included in your bibliography. To do that, instead ofcite, usenocite. That will add them to the bibliography, but not mention them anywhere else. If you want to include all the entries in your.bibfile in the bibliography, you can saynocite{*}, but if you want to ignore some of those entries, you have to be selective.– barbara beeton
4 hours ago