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How to remove the list of numbers after a BibTex bibliography?


remove comma after the last authorHow to list all bibliography entries without citingReplace or remove bibliography numbersHyperlinks in bibtex bibliographyHow to remove the “References” titleHow to remove title entry in the bibliography contents?Create and set the bibliographyRemove numbers in bibliographyCan't remove header from bibliography using BibTeXBibliographies at the ends of chapters













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I'd like to remove the numbers at the end of my bibliography:



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The code is



bibliographystyleplain
bibliographyrefs
citeCottle_2009
citeBhattacharjee2015
citeWikram98
citeWikramanayake2011
citeWingfield98
citeWeise2014
citeWalston2010
citeTrinkel2011


etc with more references, followed by 'enddocument'.










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  • Welcome to tex.sx. The list of numbers is the result of all the cite commands. To get rid of them, just remove the cites. What you may have in mind instead is to make sure these entries get included in your bibliography. To do that, instead of cite, use nocite. That will add them to the bibliography, but not mention them anywhere else. If you want to include all the entries in your .bib file in the bibliography, you can say nocite*, but if you want to ignore some of those entries, you have to be selective.

    – barbara beeton
    21 secs ago















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I'd like to remove the numbers at the end of my bibliography:



enter image description here



The code is



bibliographystyleplain
bibliographyrefs
citeCottle_2009
citeBhattacharjee2015
citeWikram98
citeWikramanayake2011
citeWingfield98
citeWeise2014
citeWalston2010
citeTrinkel2011


etc with more references, followed by 'enddocument'.










share|improve this question







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tr416 is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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  • Welcome to tex.sx. The list of numbers is the result of all the cite commands. To get rid of them, just remove the cites. What you may have in mind instead is to make sure these entries get included in your bibliography. To do that, instead of cite, use nocite. That will add them to the bibliography, but not mention them anywhere else. If you want to include all the entries in your .bib file in the bibliography, you can say nocite*, but if you want to ignore some of those entries, you have to be selective.

    – barbara beeton
    21 secs ago













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I'd like to remove the numbers at the end of my bibliography:



enter image description here



The code is



bibliographystyleplain
bibliographyrefs
citeCottle_2009
citeBhattacharjee2015
citeWikram98
citeWikramanayake2011
citeWingfield98
citeWeise2014
citeWalston2010
citeTrinkel2011


etc with more references, followed by 'enddocument'.










share|improve this question







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tr416 is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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I'd like to remove the numbers at the end of my bibliography:



enter image description here



The code is



bibliographystyleplain
bibliographyrefs
citeCottle_2009
citeBhattacharjee2015
citeWikram98
citeWikramanayake2011
citeWingfield98
citeWeise2014
citeWalston2010
citeTrinkel2011


etc with more references, followed by 'enddocument'.







bibliographies bibtex






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  • Welcome to tex.sx. The list of numbers is the result of all the cite commands. To get rid of them, just remove the cites. What you may have in mind instead is to make sure these entries get included in your bibliography. To do that, instead of cite, use nocite. That will add them to the bibliography, but not mention them anywhere else. If you want to include all the entries in your .bib file in the bibliography, you can say nocite*, but if you want to ignore some of those entries, you have to be selective.

    – barbara beeton
    21 secs ago

















  • Welcome to tex.sx. The list of numbers is the result of all the cite commands. To get rid of them, just remove the cites. What you may have in mind instead is to make sure these entries get included in your bibliography. To do that, instead of cite, use nocite. That will add them to the bibliography, but not mention them anywhere else. If you want to include all the entries in your .bib file in the bibliography, you can say nocite*, but if you want to ignore some of those entries, you have to be selective.

    – barbara beeton
    21 secs ago
















Welcome to tex.sx. The list of numbers is the result of all the cite commands. To get rid of them, just remove the cites. What you may have in mind instead is to make sure these entries get included in your bibliography. To do that, instead of cite, use nocite. That will add them to the bibliography, but not mention them anywhere else. If you want to include all the entries in your .bib file in the bibliography, you can say nocite*, but if you want to ignore some of those entries, you have to be selective.

– barbara beeton
21 secs ago





Welcome to tex.sx. The list of numbers is the result of all the cite commands. To get rid of them, just remove the cites. What you may have in mind instead is to make sure these entries get included in your bibliography. To do that, instead of cite, use nocite. That will add them to the bibliography, but not mention them anywhere else. If you want to include all the entries in your .bib file in the bibliography, you can say nocite*, but if you want to ignore some of those entries, you have to be selective.

– barbara beeton
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