I have two citations by the same author, and they were published in the same year.
Right now, my code looks like this
blah blah Hansen [-@Hansen2015a; -@Hansen2015b]
and I get this
blah blah Author (2015; 2015) blah blah
I want the result to look like this
blah blah Author (2015a, 2015b) blah blah
In my case, I want to cite both publications in the same sentence, but I also want to know how to achieve this lettering if I were to cite these publications in different sentences.
I tried editing the year in the BibTeX citation entry to manually insert the a
and b
, but that results in this
blah blah Author (n.d.; n.d.) blah blah
Hi mdawgig and welcome to Stack Overflow!
Here are two examples of what the entries (same author, same year) in BibTeX file (.bib
) might look like:
@article{Author_2015a,
Author = {Author, A. and Another, B.},
Journal = {Amazing Journal},
Pages = {50-100},
Title = {A New Paper},
Volume = {5},
Year = {2015}
}
@article{Author_2015b,
Author = {Author, A. and Another, C.},
Journal = {Another Amazing Journal},
Pages = {100-150},
Title = {Another New Paper},
Volume = {7},
Year = {2015}
}
In R Markdown document, a line like this:
# using minus ( - ) sign before the @ will suppress author's name
blah blah Author [-@Author_2015a; -@Author_2015b] blah blah
should return desired result (citing both publications in the same sentence):
blah blah Author (2015a, 2015b) blah blah
I also want to know how to achieve this lettering if I were to cite these publications in different sentences.
There are many R Markdown resources out there. You may find some of these useful (Bibliographies and Citations, Bibliographies, Bibliographies and citations, Citations).
Let us know if this answer your question.