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Convert/Clean Numbered Citation Style has performs three functions:

Automating

1. Automate the conversion of numbered (Vancouver)

style

citations between different standard editorial styles.

Tip

Standard editorial styles include brackets

(e.g., “

[2]

”)

, parentheses

[e.g., “(3)”]

(2), or superscript numbers

(e.g.,

“experiment.

4”)

2”, or some combination thereof.

Cleaning up formatting of

2. Clean up the spacing and punctuation in numbered (Vancouver)

style

citations for all citation styles.

Cleaning

3. Clean up the punctuation surrounding the citation (e.g.,

converts “citation1

change “citation1.” to “citation.

1” or vice versa

1” and so on) depending on your journal requirements.

Tip

Punctuation is cleaned up for periods, commas, colons, and semicolons. Other punctuation, including surrounding quotes, require manual cleanup because the correct order may be context-dependent.

Tipnote

Convert/Clean Numbered Citation Style should be run even if the author used the correct citation style for the journal so that it can clean up formatting of the numbers in citations (e.g., changing “[1, 3-5]” with a hyphen to “[1,3–5]” with an en dash).

How to use

To use Convert/Clean Numbered Citation Style:

  1. Run eXtyles up through the Bibliographic Reference Processing function.

  2. Visually check the document to note the citation style the author used (e.g., numbers in square brackets, numbers in parentheses, etc.).

  3. Select eXtyles > Advanced Processing > Convert/Clean Numbered Citation Style. You will see a dialog asking you to select the bibliographic citation style used by the author.
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    Screenshot of the Citation Style dialog, which shows radio buttons for the different bibliographic styles, such as name-date in parentheses, numbers in parentheses or brackets, and superscript numbersImage Added

  4. Select the appropriate style and click OK.

Note
Pay special attention when styling paragraphs to make sure that there are no extra returns in the middle of references, as extra returns in references will cause problems for both bibliographic reference processing and citation processing

During this step you must select the style of citation that is in use in the document even if it is incorrect. Then, eXtyles will covert the citations to the correct editorial style during this process.

eXtyles has been configured with the correct citation style, so there’s not need to enter this information. You only need to choose the citation style the author used in the document.


Note

Pay special attention when styling paragraphs to make sure that there are no extra hard returns in the middle of references, because extra hard returns in references will cause problems for both bibliographic reference processing and citation processing.

Warning

Convert/Clean Numbered Citation Style should not be used in documents with Name/Date (Harvard) style citations until after . If your eXtyles configuration includes the Harvard-to-Vancouver Citation Conversion module, only use Convert/Clean Numbered Citations after the conversion has been successfully run on the document.