Stupid question of the day.
Is it possible to suppress the use of "Ibid." on a per citation basis?
Here's the situation, in case I'm barking up the wrong tree.
I have a citation that includes multiple references. The next citation is the same book as the last book in the list of multiple references. For clarity's sake, I would rather not use "Ibid." in that situation.
1. Ref. X, 23. Ref. Y, 209. Ref Z, 36.
2. Ibid. 27.
I would like it to appear:
2. Ref. Z, 27.
Thanks,
Hussein
Another Ibid. Question
Hi,
No, not automatically.
You could, I suppose, use a "self-deleting" citation so that it is included in the bibliography but not in the text, and enter the formatted footnote yourself:
{!author, date, text} Ref X, 27.
Of, if you don't have a bib, just use Copy Formatted to place it where you want.
Jon
Sonny Software
No, not automatically.
You could, I suppose, use a "self-deleting" citation so that it is included in the bibliography but not in the text, and enter the formatted footnote yourself:
{!author, date, text} Ref X, 27.
Of, if you don't have a bib, just use Copy Formatted to place it where you want.
Jon
Sonny Software