Upgrade StorageCitation without the & symbol or "and" between authors
Hello,
My citations must be in some variation of Harvard style: “([first author] [issue date]; [second author] [issue date])” e.g. (Willson 1998; Bell 1998). What I wouldn't do in CSL is display the citation in this form (Willson and Bell 1998). I think my CSL is getting the data from this column
https://s3.amazonaws.com/zotero.org/images/forums/u14570597/2259sojs37egd340xj9a.png
instead of the individual author data
https://s3.amazonaws.com/zotero.org/images/forums/u14570597/zjx1fjugmkejj2z9cno8.png
Can you help me please
My citations must be in some variation of Harvard style: “([first author] [issue date]; [second author] [issue date])” e.g. (Willson 1998; Bell 1998). What I wouldn't do in CSL is display the citation in this form (Willson and Bell 1998). I think my CSL is getting the data from this column
https://s3.amazonaws.com/zotero.org/images/forums/u14570597/2259sojs37egd340xj9a.png
instead of the individual author data
https://s3.amazonaws.com/zotero.org/images/forums/u14570597/zjx1fjugmkejj2z9cno8.png
Can you help me please
I don't believe what you're asking is possible in CSL, but it's also not, in any way, what people usually refer to as "Harvard": In Harvard styles, first and second authors are _always_ listed together -- joined by "and", &, /, or simply a comma.
Where you see (Willson 1998; Bell 1998), this refers to two separate works.
Adding the publication year, redundantly, after every author seems very much undesirable (and isn't possible in CSL).
Zotero/CSL isn't getting the info from the middle column, but joining authors as the citation style prescribes.
Do you have a link to a description of the style you're looking for?