BibTeX, biblatex and biber ⇒ Reference to Citation

[KOR]

Hi,
I like to reference a citation.
normally I do c=300000km/s\cite{google}
which returns c=300000km/s^{\[X\]}
but now I want to write somethich like: For further information see reference X
How can I do that
thank you for your help

[Johannes_B]

Can you please expand that to a compilable minimal example? Right now i don't know what you want/need.

[KOR]

Sorry for that

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\documentclass[12pt,a4paper,draft]{scrartcl}
\usepackage[super,square,comma,sort&compress]{natbib}
\begin{document}
\section{Speed of light}
The speed of light is 300000kms$^{-1}.$\cite{Bibliographygoogle}
For further details see reference \ref{Bibliographygoogle}.
\bibliography{../Bibtex/work.bib}{}
\end{document}

output should look like this:
The speed of light is 300000kms$^{-1}.(superscript citation number one)
For further details see reference (citation number one in normal font size).

[Johannes_B]

First of all, you should have a look at package siunitx. It might be handy for you.

Furthermore, natbib is kind of old fashioned. If you have the choice, use biblatex in conjunctin with biber instead.

I still don't know exactly, what your ouput should be. But i guess you are looking for something like \citet{<bibkey>} or \citep{<bibkey>}.

Please read the information in the link about Minimal Working Examples above again.


Best regards
Johannes

[KOR]

the \citet command was what I am looking for. Thanks for that. But since I have to use a certain bibliography style (\bibliographystyle{angewchem}) which uses numbers instead of author year. I get author is undefined in citation Bibliographygoogle.

[Johannes_B]

There is a biblatex style for that: biblatex-chem.


If you want any further help, please provide a minimal working example. My crystal ball is at the shop. I am not a psychic.