I am in the process of updating my CV using LaTeX. In my CV, I have a list of publications, reports, etc., and I would like to use biblatex
to manage these lists. Currently, all of my publications are maintained in a single .bib
file, and ideally, I want it to stay this way.
Here is a simple example of how I would like my publications printed in my CV, where the largest labelnumber also equals the total number of references in a particular section:
Publications & Presentations
JOURNAL ARTICLES
[3] Author, A.; Author, B. Journal Article 1 ...
[2] Author, C.; Author, D. Journal Article 2 ...
[1] Author, E.; Author, F. Journal Article 3 ...REPORTS
[2] Author, G.; Author, H. Report 1 ...
[1] Author, I.; Author, J. Report 2 ...
I can separate the reference types using \defbibfilter
and \printbibliography[filter=...]
. However, the only way I can get the references to print in the bibliography without a citation is with \nocite{*}
. When I use \nocite{*}
, all of the references in my .bib
file are added to the .bbl
file so that the labelnumbers are larger than the actual number of references for a particular type. For example, if there are 8 total references in the .bib
file, with 4 articles and 4 reports, the bibliography prints as:
Publications & Presentations
JOURNAL ARTICLES
[8] Author, Author ...
[7] Author, Author ...
[6] Author, Author ...
[5] Author, Author ...REPORTS
[8] Author...
[7] Author...
[6] Author...
[5] Author...
Is there any way to \nocite
only certain types of references in the .bib
file? For example, \nocite{type=article}
? Or is there another biblatex
command that will allow me to cite a particular entry type (article
, report
, book
, etc.) rather than citing with a citation key?
[defernums=true]
in the package options. Or do you want to have numbers start at 1 for each type? In that case try "Bibliography Sections" (§3.5.3 in the manual).