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\bibentry{einstein05}
%and after that:
\cite{bohr99}BibTeX, biblatex and biber ⇒ Excluding bibentry items from citation numbering
Excluding bibentry items from citation numbering
How to exclude bibentry items from the citation numbering scheme and references? I would like to do the following:
I expect that Bohr is cited as [1] in the text and only his paper is listed in the References.
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Johannes_B
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Excluding bibentry items from citation numbering
Can you Show with the help of a minimal working example, where you have trouble?
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Stefan Kottwitz
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Excluding bibentry items from citation numbering
Hi,
welcome to the forum!
I would do it that way:
That means, simply commenting it out... since you said, it should not have any visible effect. No number, and no appearance in the list of references. Then there's also no reason for a bibliography entry that's never used in the document. Or did I miss something?
Stefan
welcome to the forum!
I would do it that way:
%\bibentry{einstein05}That means, simply commenting it out... since you said, it should not have any visible effect. No number, and no appearance in the list of references. Then there's also no reason for a bibliography entry that's never used in the document. Or did I miss something?
Stefan
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