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I formatted my document in a specific way. The citiation should always look like that

(Author, Year[, page number])

and then the appendant reference should be listed like that

Author (Year). Title.......

For the round brackets i used this include in tex

\usepackage[round]{natbib}

For citing i used this format

\cite[page number]{intmed}

and the reference is at the end of the document

\bibitem[Intendmedia, 2012]{intmed}{Intendmedia (2012).

Everything works fine, as long as i include the page numbers. If there is a citation without any page numbers the citation is always formatted like this

Author (Year) instead of (Author, Year)

How can i solve this problem. It is really confusing to me as Tex-Newbie

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Do you mean you manually enter the page number at the place where you are citing it? Or even better, provide a complete minimal working example (MWE). – mafp Dec 21 '12 at 23:24

closed as too localized by lockstep, Joseph Wright♦ Jan 5 at 22:53

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