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If not possible, please let me know and I'll file an issue. Thanks in advance. [[User:Andvaranaut|CP]] 19:40, 22 May 2006 (CEST) | If not possible, please let me know and I'll file an issue. Thanks in advance. [[User:Andvaranaut|CP]] 19:40, 22 May 2006 (CEST) | ||
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| + | Yes, but not as automatically as you may like. There is an option in Inset->Indexes and Tables->Indexes and Tables:Type=Bibliography an option under the heading 'Formatting the entries' a pick-list for 'Brackets'. You can select NONE. | ||
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| + | If you select Brackets=NONE then [1][2][3][56][99] becomes 1 2 3 56 99 and you can then manually insert the brackets and the commas to get the desired [1,2,3,56,99]. | ||
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Join multiple references?
Is there any (automatic) way to coalesce multiple bibliographic references onto a single one? I mean, something like [1-3,56,99] instead of [1][2][3][56][99]. As far as I have seen, there is no option in OOo to do that.
If not possible, please let me know and I'll file an issue. Thanks in advance. CP 19:40, 22 May 2006 (CEST)
Answer Yes, but not as automatically as you may like. There is an option in Inset->Indexes and Tables->Indexes and Tables:Type=Bibliography an option under the heading 'Formatting the entries' a pick-list for 'Brackets'. You can select NONE.
If you select Brackets=NONE then [1][2][3][56][99] becomes 1 2 3 56 99 and you can then manually insert the brackets and the commas to get the desired [1,2,3,56,99]. David Wilson
