Intext referencing

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Wed 13 Dec 2017, 19:24 Delegate sanju said...

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Intext referencing

There are two ways to insert intext references:

1. Life is full of compromises ( Jack, 2010)

2. Jack (2010) states that life is full of compromises.

When I use the insert citation option, I can insert citations like in the first example but not the second one, how do I insert citations like the second one?

Mon 18 Dec 2017, 06:49 Trainer Richard said...

RE: Intext referencing

Hi Sanju,

Thank you for using the forum to ask a question.

Insert the citation as for the first example.
Right click on the citation and choose edit citation.
In the options to Suppress, tick Author.
This should leave you with (2010).

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