Upgrade StorageComma in title goes into American Medical Assocation (AMA) superscripted reference
doi:10.1001/jama.2010.1111
Is this expected, or a bug?
Is this expected, or a bug?
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adamsmithsorry, I don't quite follow -- could you describe a bit more what's going on?
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AlecTaylor@adamsmith - I've highlighted two references here, one with one of these dois, the other without (same document, same referencing style): https://i.imgur.com/jMOZiRal.png
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bwiernikI’m still not understanding. Are you expecting the comma after “29(pp2014–2015) to be superscripted? What exactly is the issue you are seeing? What are you seeing and what is the expected output?
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AlecTayloredited January 9, 2020Should it not be just `^{28}` and `^{29}`, or is it expected to be `^{29(pp2014-2015)}`?
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bwiernikThe “pp2014-2015” are page numbers. If you aren’t trying to cite those specific pages, place your cursor in reference 29, open the Add/Edit Citation window, click on the blue bubble for the reference and delete the page numbers.
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adamsmithSee https://subjectguides.uwaterloo.ca/c.php?g=695555&p=4931906 for documentation (pretty sure this is also in the AMA Manual)
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AlecTaylorThanks
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