Is there any updated or improved solution that ‘automates’ the task? It seems like an easy enough thing to program into the EndNote software … and I’d be surprised if it hasn’t been done.Īfter modifying the output style’s bibliography template, the changes are saved as a “Copy” (e.g., Chicago 15th Copy). I have searched online and in these message boards for a solution, but the only one I have found seems burdensome for a long document with many citations: that is, to manually edit each in-text citation to reflect what I really want it to be.

So, I would like to ‘tell’ EndNote somehow (perhaps in some kind of style modification option?) to exclude the author information that appears in parentheses in the reference entry. In my text, I want the reference to look like this (UNICEF 2010) according to the recommondation of the Chicago Manual of Style.īut EndNote ‘wants’ to write the in-text citation like this: (UNICEF (United Nations Children’s Fund) 2010). United Nations end of bibliography full citation.

I have lots of long organizational authors that I would like to appear like this in my reference list / bibliography:

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