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I'm using "apacite" package. and I was wondering whether there is a way to do this:
Let reference #5 be: "Besterfield, D. (2013). Quality improevment (9 ed.). Pearson."
When I use "cite{Besterfield}", latex prints "(Besterfield, 2013)".
But what I need is "[5]" instead of "(Besterfield, 2013)"
Is there a way to get that "5"?
Thanks & Regards.
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I'm using "apacite" package. and I was wondering whether there is a way to do this:
Let reference #5 be: "Besterfield, D. (2013). Quality improevment (9 ed.). Pearson."
When I use "cite{Besterfield}", latex prints "(Besterfield, 2013)".
But what I need is "[5]" instead of "(Besterfield, 2013)"
Is there a way to get that "5"?
Thanks & Regards.
bibliographies natbib apacite
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I'm using "apacite" package. and I was wondering whether there is a way to do this:
Let reference #5 be: "Besterfield, D. (2013). Quality improevment (9 ed.). Pearson."
When I use "cite{Besterfield}", latex prints "(Besterfield, 2013)".
But what I need is "[5]" instead of "(Besterfield, 2013)"
Is there a way to get that "5"?
Thanks & Regards.
bibliographies natbib apacite
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I'm using "apacite" package. and I was wondering whether there is a way to do this:
Let reference #5 be: "Besterfield, D. (2013). Quality improevment (9 ed.). Pearson."
When I use "cite{Besterfield}", latex prints "(Besterfield, 2013)".
But what I need is "[5]" instead of "(Besterfield, 2013)"
Is there a way to get that "5"?
Thanks & Regards.
bibliographies natbib apacite
bibliographies natbib apacite
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