Thank you for your tutorial. I have a requirement from an author who has written a book with 10 chapters. Each chapter is in a separate Word file, and each file has its own endnotes at the end of the chapter, with the numbering starting at 1 for each chapter. I need to merge all the chapters into one file, placing all the endnotes at the end of the book. However, I need to maintain the endnote numbering exactly as it is in the chapters, meaning the endnotes for Chapter 1 should start at 1, and the endnotes for Chapter 2 should also start at 1, and so on. What is the best way to achieve this?
After each chapter is final, I'd convert it to a file where all the endnote codes are removed, and it just becomes an ordinary Word doc (with numbering but no endnote code behind them). Then it should be easy to copy and paste the reference lists of each chapter where you want them to be while the numbering in the chapters will remain the same.
Always learning something new from you, mam. But I've a question, If I merge two docs of two library, then none of the library gets updated with the newly inserted references from either documents. If I add new material into one of the libraries then how to cite this into the merged file? Thanks in advance.
I see your dilemma, and it sounds like the challenge comes in because you are using two endnote libraries. I think a good place to start is to Google for ways to use two endnote libraries on one document. If that's not possible, search how to combine two endnote libraries. I'm afraid one of the libraries will change its field codes. Let me know how it goes as I and others can learn from you.
Another thing that you may try is to import the one word document's endnote references into one of the two endnote libraries. I'm not sure what the effect on the field codes will be so keep a version of your document saved away in case you need to go back to it.
Hi L-P, I can imagine that that will be a need when one writes a PhD thesis with manuscripts using different referencing styles. I have not tried it before, but play around and let us know what happens. If it does not work, then you can always convert to plain text and then copy and paste into one document, however, my feeling is that there must be a better way to do it.
I have not been faced with that challenge. If you found a way to make it work, feel free to share your advice here. We are always happy to hear from others.
@@ResearchMasterminds thanks for yours time feedback. I have lost my first endnote library and the new file i mixed with the oldone so it didn't work and the last file was lost so therfore i send the message
@@ResearchMasterminds sister it's ok it was my fault sometimes misunderstanding creates huge problems. I am sorry for that, My file is ok because i click don't save option so everything was recovered. Thank you so much
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Thank you for your tutorial. I have a requirement from an author who has written a book with 10 chapters. Each chapter is in a separate Word file, and each file has its own endnotes at the end of the chapter, with the numbering starting at 1 for each chapter. I need to merge all the chapters into one file, placing all the endnotes at the end of the book. However, I need to maintain the endnote numbering exactly as it is in the chapters, meaning the endnotes for Chapter 1 should start at 1, and the endnotes for Chapter 2 should also start at 1, and so on. What is the best way to achieve this?
After each chapter is final, I'd convert it to a file where all the endnote codes are removed, and it just becomes an ordinary Word doc (with numbering but no endnote code behind them). Then it should be easy to copy and paste the reference lists of each chapter where you want them to be while the numbering in
the chapters will remain the same.
Always learning something new from you, mam. But I've a question, If I merge two docs of two library, then none of the library gets updated with the newly inserted references from either documents. If I add new material into one of the libraries then how to cite this into the merged file? Thanks in advance.
I see your dilemma, and it sounds like the challenge comes in because you are using two endnote libraries. I think a good place to start is to Google for ways to use two endnote libraries on one document. If that's not possible, search how to combine two endnote libraries. I'm afraid one of the libraries will change its field codes. Let me know how it goes as I and others can learn from you.
Another thing that you may try is to import the one word document's endnote references into one of the two endnote libraries. I'm not sure what the effect on the field codes will be so keep a version of your document saved away in case you need to go back to it.
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Can we do same in Mendeley?
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If I included two documents with distinct reference style (vancouver, chicago), Am I using the same strategy?
Hi L-P, I can imagine that that will be a need when one writes a PhD thesis with manuscripts using different referencing styles. I have not tried it before, but play around and let us know what happens. If it does not work, then you can always convert to plain text and then copy and paste into one document, however, my feeling is that there must be a better way to do it.
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What if it contains footnotes
I have not been faced with that challenge. If you found a way to make it work, feel free to share your advice here. We are always happy to hear from others.
Its not helpfull as i lost my all references of the file
Its very odd that it did not help. Maybe post a bit more detail as to what you have done. Maybe someone in the community can assist.
@@ResearchMasterminds thanks for yours time feedback. I have lost my first endnote library and the new file i mixed with the oldone so it didn't work and the last file was lost so therfore i send the message
It is very frustrating when things go wrong. I hope things get better soon.
@@ResearchMasterminds sister it's ok it was my fault sometimes misunderstanding creates huge problems. I am sorry for that, My file is ok because i click don't save option so everything was recovered. Thank you so much