Hallo all,
I would like for natbib to interpret \citet{Jones_90,Smith_91,Earl_92) look as (leaving out superscript numbers) "Jones et al., Smith et al. and Earl et al." in stead of the (option: comma) default "Jones et al., Smith et al., Earl et al.". Is this possible?
I use:
\usepackage[super,sort&compress,comma]{natbib}
\bibliographystyle{unsrtnat}
BibTeX, biblatex and biber ⇒ natbib and "and" in multiple references?
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pepperedmoth
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natbib and "and" in multiple references?
OK, this isn't particularly elegant, but couldn't you just do this?
I ran it on a dummy document an my computer and it came out just fine.
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I would like to cite \citet{cite1, cite2} and \citet{cite3}Re: natbib and "and" in multiple references?
Sure, that is what I have done now, but if one of the citations is already mentioned earlier, then that should be first (that's what the sort&compress is for), so I would have to manually go through the citations to make sure that everything is alright. If I could get the "and" incorporated automatically, it would save me that step in the proof reading.