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Problem with different authors, same “et al” in overleaf with natbib



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I have two papers to cite, same first author, same year, both long enough to give me an "et al" in the main text. And when I compile in overleaf, I get complaints.



So, my bibTeX file has two records like this:
@article{KOV2018,
Author = {Alexei Karenin and Stepan Oblansky and Alexei Vronski},
Journal = {Econometrica},
Number = {1},
Pages = {1--25},
Title = {All happy families are alike},
Volume = {86},
Year = {2018}}



@article{KKV2018,
Author = {Alexei Karenin and Anna Karenina and Stepan Vronsky},
Journal = {Management Science},
Number = {1},
Pages = {1--200},
Title = {Each unhappy family is unhappy in its own way},
Volume = {64},
Year = {2018}}



In my main.tex file in overleaf, I write:
citep[For an alternative approach, see][.]{KKV2018, KOV2018}



When I compile, I get
Package natbib Warning: Multiple citation on p. 4: same authors and year without distinguishing extra letter, appears as question mark.



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    I have two papers to cite, same first author, same year, both long enough to give me an "et al" in the main text. And when I compile in overleaf, I get complaints.



    So, my bibTeX file has two records like this:
    @article{KOV2018,
    Author = {Alexei Karenin and Stepan Oblansky and Alexei Vronski},
    Journal = {Econometrica},
    Number = {1},
    Pages = {1--25},
    Title = {All happy families are alike},
    Volume = {86},
    Year = {2018}}



    @article{KKV2018,
    Author = {Alexei Karenin and Anna Karenina and Stepan Vronsky},
    Journal = {Management Science},
    Number = {1},
    Pages = {1--200},
    Title = {Each unhappy family is unhappy in its own way},
    Volume = {64},
    Year = {2018}}



    In my main.tex file in overleaf, I write:
    citep[For an alternative approach, see][.]{KKV2018, KOV2018}



    When I compile, I get
    Package natbib Warning: Multiple citation on p. 4: same authors and year without distinguishing extra letter, appears as question mark.



    How do I fix?









    share







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      I have two papers to cite, same first author, same year, both long enough to give me an "et al" in the main text. And when I compile in overleaf, I get complaints.



      So, my bibTeX file has two records like this:
      @article{KOV2018,
      Author = {Alexei Karenin and Stepan Oblansky and Alexei Vronski},
      Journal = {Econometrica},
      Number = {1},
      Pages = {1--25},
      Title = {All happy families are alike},
      Volume = {86},
      Year = {2018}}



      @article{KKV2018,
      Author = {Alexei Karenin and Anna Karenina and Stepan Vronsky},
      Journal = {Management Science},
      Number = {1},
      Pages = {1--200},
      Title = {Each unhappy family is unhappy in its own way},
      Volume = {64},
      Year = {2018}}



      In my main.tex file in overleaf, I write:
      citep[For an alternative approach, see][.]{KKV2018, KOV2018}



      When I compile, I get
      Package natbib Warning: Multiple citation on p. 4: same authors and year without distinguishing extra letter, appears as question mark.



      How do I fix?









      share







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      Jack is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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      I have two papers to cite, same first author, same year, both long enough to give me an "et al" in the main text. And when I compile in overleaf, I get complaints.



      So, my bibTeX file has two records like this:
      @article{KOV2018,
      Author = {Alexei Karenin and Stepan Oblansky and Alexei Vronski},
      Journal = {Econometrica},
      Number = {1},
      Pages = {1--25},
      Title = {All happy families are alike},
      Volume = {86},
      Year = {2018}}



      @article{KKV2018,
      Author = {Alexei Karenin and Anna Karenina and Stepan Vronsky},
      Journal = {Management Science},
      Number = {1},
      Pages = {1--200},
      Title = {Each unhappy family is unhappy in its own way},
      Volume = {64},
      Year = {2018}}



      In my main.tex file in overleaf, I write:
      citep[For an alternative approach, see][.]{KKV2018, KOV2018}



      When I compile, I get
      Package natbib Warning: Multiple citation on p. 4: same authors and year without distinguishing extra letter, appears as question mark.



      How do I fix?







      natbib overleaf





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