how to merge citation's sources while copying in WORD
I have two word documents with citations to one common sources.xml file. When I copy text with a citation from one file to another, I've got two equal books in a sources list. So, now I have to change the inserted source in a copied text to the same source of this receiving file and delete this source in the sources list manually.
Why Word doesn`t merge equal sources, how to merge them?
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asked Feb 12 at 10:33
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I have two word documents with citations to one common sources.xml file. When I copy text with a citation from one file to another, I've got two equal books in a sources list. So, now I have to change the inserted source in a copied text to the same source of this receiving file and delete this source in the sources list manually.
Why Word doesn`t merge equal sources, how to merge them?
microsoft-word
asked Feb 12 at 10:33
SergeyFominSergeyFomin
1011
Why Word doesn`t merge equal sources They are not equal. Their full names are different at least. And Word takes into account that one of the files (which are now "equal") can be changed at any time, while the other can remain unchanged or can be changed in a different way.
– Akina
Feb 12 at 10:35
One file has a source say "Book 1 of author 1" it has tag "Book1", another file has the same source. You copy text with a citation on this book from one file to another. As a result, you have two equal books in sources list but with different tags, because Word changes copied tag automatically.
– SergeyFomin
Feb 12 at 13:15
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I have two word documents with citations to one common sources.xml file. When I copy text with a citation from one file to another, I've got two equal books in a sources list. So, now I have to change the inserted source in a copied text to the same source of this receiving file and delete this source in the sources list manually.
Why Word doesn`t merge equal sources, how to merge them?
microsoft-word
asked Feb 12 at 10:33
SergeyFominSergeyFomin
1011
I have two word documents with citations to one common sources.xml file. When I copy text with a citation from one file to another, I've got two equal books in a sources list. So, now I have to change the inserted source in a copied text to the same source of this receiving file and delete this source in the sources list manually.
Why Word doesn`t merge equal sources, how to merge them?
microsoft-word
microsoft-word
asked Feb 12 at 10:33
SergeyFominSergeyFomin
1011
asked Feb 12 at 10:33
SergeyFominSergeyFomin
1011
asked Feb 12 at 10:33
SergeyFominSergeyFomin
1011
asked Feb 12 at 10:33
SergeyFominSergeyFomin
1011
asked Feb 12 at 10:33
SergeyFominSergeyFomin
1011
1011
Why Word doesn`t merge equal sources They are not equal. Their full names are different at least. And Word takes into account that one of the files (which are now "equal") can be changed at any time, while the other can remain unchanged or can be changed in a different way.
– Akina
Feb 12 at 10:35
One file has a source say "Book 1 of author 1" it has tag "Book1", another file has the same source. You copy text with a citation on this book from one file to another. As a result, you have two equal books in sources list but with different tags, because Word changes copied tag automatically.
– SergeyFomin
Feb 12 at 13:15
add a comment |
Why Word doesn`t merge equal sources They are not equal. Their full names are different at least. And Word takes into account that one of the files (which are now "equal") can be changed at any time, while the other can remain unchanged or can be changed in a different way.
– Akina
Feb 12 at 10:35
One file has a source say "Book 1 of author 1" it has tag "Book1", another file has the same source. You copy text with a citation on this book from one file to another. As a result, you have two equal books in sources list but with different tags, because Word changes copied tag automatically.
– SergeyFomin
Feb 12 at 13:15
Why Word doesn`t merge equal sources They are not equal. Their full names are different at least. And Word takes into account that one of the files (which are now "equal") can be changed at any time, while the other can remain unchanged or can be changed in a different way.
– Akina
Feb 12 at 10:35
Why Word doesn`t merge equal sources They are not equal. Their full names are different at least. And Word takes into account that one of the files (which are now "equal") can be changed at any time, while the other can remain unchanged or can be changed in a different way.
– Akina
Feb 12 at 10:35
One file has a source say "Book 1 of author 1" it has tag "Book1", another file has the same source. You copy text with a citation on this book from one file to another. As a result, you have two equal books in sources list but with different tags, because Word changes copied tag automatically.
– SergeyFomin
Feb 12 at 13:15
One file has a source say "Book 1 of author 1" it has tag "Book1", another file has the same source. You copy text with a citation on this book from one file to another. As a result, you have two equal books in sources list but with different tags, because Word changes copied tag automatically.
– SergeyFomin
Feb 12 at 13:15
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Why Word doesn`t merge equal sources They are not equal. Their full names are different at least. And Word takes into account that one of the files (which are now "equal") can be changed at any time, while the other can remain unchanged or can be changed in a different way.
– Akina
Feb 12 at 10:35
One file has a source say "Book 1 of author 1" it has tag "Book1", another file has the same source. You copy text with a citation on this book from one file to another. As a result, you have two equal books in sources list but with different tags, because Word changes copied tag automatically.
– SergeyFomin
Feb 12 at 13:15