I am new to LaTeX and I need to format my bibliography according to the newest version of APA manual (6th version). As I use bibtex
and the \bibliographystyle{apacite}
, not all the references are displayed correctly.
Now, I wish to force LaTeX to always list all of the authors in the bibliography, but to keep the rest of the apacite
style. Can I do that? Or could I, for example, force LaTeX to list all authors only in a few special cases (because that problem does only occur three or four times in total)?
An Example (sorry for not putting it earlier): An entry in the .bib looks as follows
@article{55,
title={An SCN9A channelopathy causes congenital inability to experience pain},
author={Cox, James J and Reimann, Frank and Nicholas, Adeline K and Thornton, Gemma and Roberts, Emma and Springell, Kelly and Karbani, Gulshan and Jafri, Hussain and Mannan, Jovaria and Raashid, Yasmin and L. Al-Gazali and H. Hamamy and E. M. Valente and S. Gorman and R. Williams and D. P. McHale and J. N. Wood and F. M. Gribble and C. G. Woods},
journal={Nature},
volume={444},
number={7121},
pages={894--898},
year={2006},
publisher={Nature Publishing Group}
}
And what appears in the pdf is the following:
Cox, J. J., Reimann, F., Nicholas, A. K., Thornton, G., Roberts, E., Springell, K., ...
Woods, C. G. (2006). An scn9a channelopathy causes congenital inability to expe-
rience pain. Nature, 444(7121), 894–898.
Now, I do not want LaTeX to make these ..., but to list all of the authors. This problem only appears when there are many others, which is not very often. I wonder: Can I change something inside the single entry in the .bib to make all authors appear? Because reprogramming the whole style would be quite difficult, right?
apacite
style (apacite.bst
) to always give the correct result. Could you give us an example (ideally an MWE) of what has to be changed? – moewe Oct 4 '13 at 21:19