BibTeX, biblatex and biberOverleaf... and formatting of an author's name

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Jemeriiie
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Overleaf... and formatting of an author's name

Post by Jemeriiie »

Good evening,

In order to keep my CV up to date, I use the automatic import of my bibliography with OverLeaf (by pointing to an address in the open archives where a Bibtex file is generated). Everything works fine except for one publication:

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@article{test,
TITLE = {{Titre de l'article}},
AUTHOR = {Nom, Prénom and lastname lastname2, firstname},
JOURNAL = {{Nom du journal}},
YEAR = {2021},
HAL_VERSION = {v1},
}
In this case, the returned reference is problematic for the second author:
Nom, P. & lastname lastname2 firstname, f. (2021). Titre de l'article. Nom du journal.

Not being able to change the name into the .bib file, do you know if there is an option(s)/trick(s) to get the reference as:
Nom, P. & Lastname Lastname2, F. (2021). Titre de l'article. Nom du journal.

Thanks!
Last edited by Stefan Kottwitz on Wed May 26, 2021 9:28 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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kaiserkarl13
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Overleaf... and formatting of an author's name

Post by kaiserkarl13 »

This would only happen if your bibliography style file told it to do that, or if something got messed up during the run (which would have returned an error). Please provide a Infominimal working example.
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