Insert "quoted in" between two sources semicolon

rhally
I am trying to insert the words "quoted in" between two sources.

I am using the Suffix on the first source to add "quoted in", but a semicolon is added as a result of multiple sources.

Is it possible to suppress this happening?
  • bwiernik
    edited November 17, 2019
    Put it as a prefix on the second source instead. That will add it after the semicolon.
  • rhally
    Thank you for your reply.

    My intention was to remove the semicolon entirely in these instances.
  • djross3
    edited November 17, 2019
    You can force a comma instead by using , as the suffix on the first then quoted in as the prefix on the second.
    (But I don't think there's a way to entirely omit punctuation. The reason is that spaces are ignored so you can't add a space before as a substitute for the semi-colon, but a comma should work.)
  • rhally
    That works perfectly, thank you!

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