Hello,
I am trying to solve a problem I faced with my Prof. when we tried to publish one paper. The issue was that Latex sort the references either by alphabetical order or by the way they were referenced in the paper. My Prof. is old and sometimes when he make notes for me, he writes, "Add Ref. 32 here". Unfortunately, Ref. 32 is no longer 32 because I added other references to .bib. Therefore, I thought that I would keep the references number as they are entered in the .bib file so they keep their number until the paper is ready to be submitted.
My question is how to make latex list references as they were entered in the .bib without sorting whatsoever?
Note: I am using bibtex.
Thank you
OOzy
BibTeX, biblatex and biber ⇒ References no sorting. List as entered in .bib file
References no sorting. List as entered in .bib file
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Rainer
\nocite{*}
before the first \cite
command in combination with one of the unsrt styles might do what you want.KR
Rainer
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Re: References no sorting. List as entered in .bib file
Welcome,
I'm not sure this is possible. And i don't think beeing an old professor is an excuse for ambiguity
Prepare a standalone document with a numbered bibliography. Use this as a reference point for both of you. It will not change and the references will stay the same.
I'm not sure this is possible. And i don't think beeing an old professor is an excuse for ambiguity

Prepare a standalone document with a numbered bibliography. Use this as a reference point for both of you. It will not change and the references will stay the same.
The smart way: Calm down and take a deep breath, read posts and provided links attentively, try to understand and ask if necessary.
References no sorting. List as entered in .bib file
Rainer,

With this trick I can keep references with the same number until we are done then I will remove this code to bring everything back to normal.
At any rate, I, wholeheartedly, thank both of you.
OOzy
This did the trick.rais wrote: A \nocite{*} before the first \cite command in combination with one of the unsrt styles might do what you want.
Johannes, have ever tried to teach an old dog a new trick?Johannes_B wrote: I'm not sure this is possible. And i don't think beeing an old professor is an excuse for ambiguity


With this trick I can keep references with the same number until we are done then I will remove this code to bring everything back to normal.
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\nocite{*}
OOzy