GeneralHarvard reference problem

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moliustudent
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Harvard reference problem

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I'm having problems attempting to generate a bbl file using the harvard referencing system. can anyone tell me what i'm doing wrong? in the bib file, i've got 9 references but in the bbl file, only 6 came up. I've try to run it a couple of times but won't generate anymore and some details i've entered into the bib file won't come up in the bbl file but as n.d. like year publish etc.
This is really not helping with stress level with only 12 hours to go and cnat sort out reference...

Thanks.



Edit:[] I've figured it out...it's because it wasn't quoted in the main body, so it didn't appear in reference which leads to another question. how can i get it to show up in the reference even if it isn't cited in the report?

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gmedina
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Harvard reference problem

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Use the \nocite command. As its argument use the keys of the references not explicitly cited in the document.
1,1,2,3,5,8,13,21,34,55,89,144,233,...
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Stefan Kottwitz
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Re: Harvard reference problem

Post by Stefan Kottwitz »

Hi,

you could even use \nocite{*} to use all entries.

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