Upgrade StorageMerged documents now list multiple cited sources within text as comma separated rather than hyphen
Hello,
I recently merged separate documents with zotero references into one large dissertation document. I followed the instructions online to do, and it all seemed to go well.
However, the in-text references now list multiple sources as comma separated, where there once was a hyphen. An example sentence was something like this [3], [7]-[10]; now the sentence is something like this [3], [7], [8], [9], [10]. I did see from another forum post online that the former format should be the default, so I'm not sure what to do.
The document is roughly 150 pages, 300 citations. I did get a warning that auto update of sources would be slow.
Let me know how best to fix this. Thank you!
I recently merged separate documents with zotero references into one large dissertation document. I followed the instructions online to do, and it all seemed to go well.
However, the in-text references now list multiple sources as comma separated, where there once was a hyphen. An example sentence was something like this [3], [7]-[10]; now the sentence is something like this [3], [7], [8], [9], [10]. I did see from another forum post online that the former format should be the default, so I'm not sure what to do.
The document is roughly 150 pages, 300 citations. I did get a warning that auto update of sources would be slow.
Let me know how best to fix this. Thank you!
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poettliIs this IEEE style? As you may have seen, there has been a recent update of the style. If your requirement is to strictly follow the IEEE style, there is nothing to fix. But if your document needs to follow the previous format, I guess you will have to ask for this specific style.
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poettliThis reply might be helpful too.