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For some authors I get the first name in the in-text citation in word. How may I fix this? I use APA citation style.
Example: (R. H. Roy, Knightley, & Page, 1988). The mistake here is that "R.H." is included as first name abbreviations for Roy (last name). I should only get the last name (Roy), as is the case for the rest of the reference with Knightley & Page (last names of the two other authors).
I have made sure the author field it is set for "two fields," not single.
Please help!
Example: (R. H. Roy, Knightley, & Page, 1988). The mistake here is that "R.H." is included as first name abbreviations for Roy (last name). I should only get the last name (Roy), as is the case for the rest of the reference with Knightley & Page (last names of the two other authors).
I have made sure the author field it is set for "two fields," not single.
Please help!
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The solution seems to be: "In this case, you can either go through your library and change all the names that refer to the same person to the exact same form".
However, do you know if this means that the first name and last name has to be the exact same, if I have two authors with the same last name?