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• citation et-al-min="1" et-al-use-first="1" disambiguate-add-year-suffix="true" disambiguate-add-names="false" disambiguate-add-givenname="false" collapse="year"

  in Harvard and multiple authors with same year publication Comment by c.c.currie88 December 14, 2021
• Still not quite there. It's now differentiating between them by adding more author names to the in-text citation rather than adding a letter. E.g. Allareddy, Rampa, Lee, et al., 2014 Allareddy, Rampa, Nalliah, et al., 2014 Rather than Allareddy …

  in Harvard and multiple authors with same year publication Comment by c.c.currie88 December 14, 2021
• I've tried that now but it hasn't changed anything. The references with the same author and year are still missing the alphabetical suffix after the year. And now some of the references in text are listing more than three authors rather than using …

  in Harvard and multiple authors with same year publication Comment by c.c.currie88 December 14, 2021
• Thanks, yes I've found the styles but the "Cite Them Right 10th edition - Harvard (no "et al.")" doesn't then include the alphabetical suffix to denote the same author with the same date of publication so need to change that part please? E.g. Allar…

  in Harvard and multiple authors with same year publication Comment by c.c.currie88 December 13, 2021
• Thanks. Having checked with the university they say to use Cite Them Right 10th edition - Harvard (no "et al."). This creates the right formatting but doesn't add the alphabetical suffix when it's the same author and date? How would I change that…

  in Harvard and multiple authors with same year publication Comment by c.c.currie88 December 13, 2021
• It's for a PhD thesis so stipulated by the university.

  in Harvard and multiple authors with same year publication Comment by c.c.currie88 December 13, 2021