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Thank you very much. That solved the problem. There were indeed two identical citation fields containing the hidden Forbes item. After removing Forbes from both citations and refreshing the document, the bibliography was corrected. Thank you for you…
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Thank you very much. I followed your instructions. I removed the hidden Forbes et al. (2022) entry from the citation you identified (Stone et al., 2021; Washif et al., 2025), saved the document, and performed a Zotero Refresh. However, Forbes et al.…
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Thank you for checking. That's interesting, because the original manuscript still generates the Forbes et al. (2022) bibliography entry on my computer after Refresh, whereas the Test BUG excerpt apparently does not. It seems the problem may be limit…
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[Merged back into this thread — D.S.] Dear David, I hope you are doing well. I just wanted to follow up regarding the Test BUG.docx file that I emailed to support@zotero.org in reference to the forum discussion below: https://forums.zotero.org/disc…
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Hi David, Thank you for your reply. As requested, I have attached a small document excerpt ("Test BUG") containing the first pages of the manuscript and the bibliography where the unexpected Forbes et al. (2022) entry still appears. Please let me kn…
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The 'Selected Items' panel always shows the same reference (Forbes et al., 2022), even when opening newly created citations (e.g., Stone et al., 2022 or Currier et al., 2026) in a brand-new Word document. However, the citation shown in the top citat…