Hi Jane,
Might it be the Vancouver style that he chose? I did a little test and if you use the first style that appears on RCM for Vancouver (Bibliothèque Universitiare the Médecine - Vancouver (French)), the numbering is
wrong but when I choose the style marked only as “Vancouver”, it sorts the problem.
There are also Vancouver styles for several publishers such as Elsevier, Nature or SAGE, which might be useful if he is submitting to any of their journals.
Best wishes,
Eva
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Dear All,
Hi – I’ve just had a query from a tutor who normally uses APA style, but has to submit a paper to a journal which uses Vancouver style – so uses numbering for the citations.
When he changed the style on RCM, the numbers displayed in the citations, but they didn’t match the numbering in the referencing list.
Is there a quick fix that he can use since his deadline is Saturday? We don’t normally support Vancouver.
Thank you,
Jane Munks
Academic Liaison Librarian
Student Life: Library & Learning Services
York St John University
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