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Referencing/citing does not work


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I have huge troubles with citing in LaTeX. Whatever I try it just does not work.



So, first of all I have my tex file. Then I created a BibTex file, saved it as "Abschlusslit.bib" and saved it in the same file as my tex-file.



This is my BibTex file:



@book{Alexandrowicz2013,
author = {Alexandrowicz, R. W.},
title = {{R in 10 Schritten. Eine Einführung in die statistische Programmierumgebung}},
year = {2013},
publisher = {Facultas},
address = {Wien},
}


and this is my tex file:



documentclass [12pt]{article}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage[ngerman]{babel}
usepackage{multicol}
usepackage{geometry}
geometry{a4paper,left=25mm,right=25mm, top=25mm, bottom=20mm}
setlength{columnsep}{1.5cm}
usepackage{setspace}
usepackage{cite}

begin{document}
bibliographystyle{apacite}
bibliography{Abschlusslit}
Tau vom Boden, drohte ihnen damit und hielt sie dadurch
von dem Sprunge ab cite{Alexandrowicz2013}.
end{document}




It does not seem to find the reference, only a question mark appears in the place where the reference should come. It just gives me a lot of error messages.
Like "undefined control sequence" and it opens up a .bbl document but I don't know what that is.
The .bbl document looks like this:



begin{thebibliography}{}

bibitem [protect citeauthoryear {%
Frijters%
BBA {} Beatton%
}{%
Frijters%
BBA {} Beatton%
}{%
{protect APACyear {{protect bibnodate {}}}}%
}]{%
FrijtersBeatton}
APACinsertmetastar {%
FrijtersBeatton}%
begin{APACrefauthors}%
Frijters, P.%
BCBT {} BBA {} Beatton, T.%
end{APACrefauthors}%
unskip
newblock
APACrefYearMonthDay{{protect bibnodate {}}}{}{}.
newblock
{BBOQ}APACrefatitle {The mystery of the U-shaped relationship between
happiness and age} {The mystery of the u-shaped relationship between
happiness and age}.{BBCQ}
newblock
PrintBackRefs{CurrentBib}
end{thebibliography}




Should I delete it? Has anyone of you encountered the same problem and can help me.










share|improve this question

























  • If you want to use the style apacite (for APA compliant citations) you must also load the apacite package (which is probably incompatible with cite): Replace usepackage{cite} with usepackage{apacite}.

    – moewe
    8 hours ago











  • If you don't need full APA compliance, you could use something like bibliographstyle{apalike} or bibliographystyle{plain} instead or load natbib instead of cite and use bibliographystyle{plainnat}.

    – moewe
    8 hours ago













  • This is a bit off-topic, but you should clean your MWE to make them as small as possible. I don't think geometry, multicol and setspaceare useful for this case.

    – sztruks
    2 hours ago


















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I have huge troubles with citing in LaTeX. Whatever I try it just does not work.



So, first of all I have my tex file. Then I created a BibTex file, saved it as "Abschlusslit.bib" and saved it in the same file as my tex-file.



This is my BibTex file:



@book{Alexandrowicz2013,
author = {Alexandrowicz, R. W.},
title = {{R in 10 Schritten. Eine Einführung in die statistische Programmierumgebung}},
year = {2013},
publisher = {Facultas},
address = {Wien},
}


and this is my tex file:



documentclass [12pt]{article}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage[ngerman]{babel}
usepackage{multicol}
usepackage{geometry}
geometry{a4paper,left=25mm,right=25mm, top=25mm, bottom=20mm}
setlength{columnsep}{1.5cm}
usepackage{setspace}
usepackage{cite}

begin{document}
bibliographystyle{apacite}
bibliography{Abschlusslit}
Tau vom Boden, drohte ihnen damit und hielt sie dadurch
von dem Sprunge ab cite{Alexandrowicz2013}.
end{document}




It does not seem to find the reference, only a question mark appears in the place where the reference should come. It just gives me a lot of error messages.
Like "undefined control sequence" and it opens up a .bbl document but I don't know what that is.
The .bbl document looks like this:



begin{thebibliography}{}

bibitem [protect citeauthoryear {%
Frijters%
BBA {} Beatton%
}{%
Frijters%
BBA {} Beatton%
}{%
{protect APACyear {{protect bibnodate {}}}}%
}]{%
FrijtersBeatton}
APACinsertmetastar {%
FrijtersBeatton}%
begin{APACrefauthors}%
Frijters, P.%
BCBT {} BBA {} Beatton, T.%
end{APACrefauthors}%
unskip
newblock
APACrefYearMonthDay{{protect bibnodate {}}}{}{}.
newblock
{BBOQ}APACrefatitle {The mystery of the U-shaped relationship between
happiness and age} {The mystery of the u-shaped relationship between
happiness and age}.{BBCQ}
newblock
PrintBackRefs{CurrentBib}
end{thebibliography}




Should I delete it? Has anyone of you encountered the same problem and can help me.










share|improve this question

























  • If you want to use the style apacite (for APA compliant citations) you must also load the apacite package (which is probably incompatible with cite): Replace usepackage{cite} with usepackage{apacite}.

    – moewe
    8 hours ago











  • If you don't need full APA compliance, you could use something like bibliographstyle{apalike} or bibliographystyle{plain} instead or load natbib instead of cite and use bibliographystyle{plainnat}.

    – moewe
    8 hours ago













  • This is a bit off-topic, but you should clean your MWE to make them as small as possible. I don't think geometry, multicol and setspaceare useful for this case.

    – sztruks
    2 hours ago
















0












0








0








I have huge troubles with citing in LaTeX. Whatever I try it just does not work.



So, first of all I have my tex file. Then I created a BibTex file, saved it as "Abschlusslit.bib" and saved it in the same file as my tex-file.



This is my BibTex file:



@book{Alexandrowicz2013,
author = {Alexandrowicz, R. W.},
title = {{R in 10 Schritten. Eine Einführung in die statistische Programmierumgebung}},
year = {2013},
publisher = {Facultas},
address = {Wien},
}


and this is my tex file:



documentclass [12pt]{article}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage[ngerman]{babel}
usepackage{multicol}
usepackage{geometry}
geometry{a4paper,left=25mm,right=25mm, top=25mm, bottom=20mm}
setlength{columnsep}{1.5cm}
usepackage{setspace}
usepackage{cite}

begin{document}
bibliographystyle{apacite}
bibliography{Abschlusslit}
Tau vom Boden, drohte ihnen damit und hielt sie dadurch
von dem Sprunge ab cite{Alexandrowicz2013}.
end{document}




It does not seem to find the reference, only a question mark appears in the place where the reference should come. It just gives me a lot of error messages.
Like "undefined control sequence" and it opens up a .bbl document but I don't know what that is.
The .bbl document looks like this:



begin{thebibliography}{}

bibitem [protect citeauthoryear {%
Frijters%
BBA {} Beatton%
}{%
Frijters%
BBA {} Beatton%
}{%
{protect APACyear {{protect bibnodate {}}}}%
}]{%
FrijtersBeatton}
APACinsertmetastar {%
FrijtersBeatton}%
begin{APACrefauthors}%
Frijters, P.%
BCBT {} BBA {} Beatton, T.%
end{APACrefauthors}%
unskip
newblock
APACrefYearMonthDay{{protect bibnodate {}}}{}{}.
newblock
{BBOQ}APACrefatitle {The mystery of the U-shaped relationship between
happiness and age} {The mystery of the u-shaped relationship between
happiness and age}.{BBCQ}
newblock
PrintBackRefs{CurrentBib}
end{thebibliography}




Should I delete it? Has anyone of you encountered the same problem and can help me.










share|improve this question
















I have huge troubles with citing in LaTeX. Whatever I try it just does not work.



So, first of all I have my tex file. Then I created a BibTex file, saved it as "Abschlusslit.bib" and saved it in the same file as my tex-file.



This is my BibTex file:



@book{Alexandrowicz2013,
author = {Alexandrowicz, R. W.},
title = {{R in 10 Schritten. Eine Einführung in die statistische Programmierumgebung}},
year = {2013},
publisher = {Facultas},
address = {Wien},
}


and this is my tex file:



documentclass [12pt]{article}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage[ngerman]{babel}
usepackage{multicol}
usepackage{geometry}
geometry{a4paper,left=25mm,right=25mm, top=25mm, bottom=20mm}
setlength{columnsep}{1.5cm}
usepackage{setspace}
usepackage{cite}

begin{document}
bibliographystyle{apacite}
bibliography{Abschlusslit}
Tau vom Boden, drohte ihnen damit und hielt sie dadurch
von dem Sprunge ab cite{Alexandrowicz2013}.
end{document}




It does not seem to find the reference, only a question mark appears in the place where the reference should come. It just gives me a lot of error messages.
Like "undefined control sequence" and it opens up a .bbl document but I don't know what that is.
The .bbl document looks like this:



begin{thebibliography}{}

bibitem [protect citeauthoryear {%
Frijters%
BBA {} Beatton%
}{%
Frijters%
BBA {} Beatton%
}{%
{protect APACyear {{protect bibnodate {}}}}%
}]{%
FrijtersBeatton}
APACinsertmetastar {%
FrijtersBeatton}%
begin{APACrefauthors}%
Frijters, P.%
BCBT {} BBA {} Beatton, T.%
end{APACrefauthors}%
unskip
newblock
APACrefYearMonthDay{{protect bibnodate {}}}{}{}.
newblock
{BBOQ}APACrefatitle {The mystery of the U-shaped relationship between
happiness and age} {The mystery of the u-shaped relationship between
happiness and age}.{BBCQ}
newblock
PrintBackRefs{CurrentBib}
end{thebibliography}




Should I delete it? Has anyone of you encountered the same problem and can help me.







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  • If you want to use the style apacite (for APA compliant citations) you must also load the apacite package (which is probably incompatible with cite): Replace usepackage{cite} with usepackage{apacite}.

    – moewe
    8 hours ago











  • If you don't need full APA compliance, you could use something like bibliographstyle{apalike} or bibliographystyle{plain} instead or load natbib instead of cite and use bibliographystyle{plainnat}.

    – moewe
    8 hours ago













  • This is a bit off-topic, but you should clean your MWE to make them as small as possible. I don't think geometry, multicol and setspaceare useful for this case.

    – sztruks
    2 hours ago





















  • If you want to use the style apacite (for APA compliant citations) you must also load the apacite package (which is probably incompatible with cite): Replace usepackage{cite} with usepackage{apacite}.

    – moewe
    8 hours ago











  • If you don't need full APA compliance, you could use something like bibliographstyle{apalike} or bibliographystyle{plain} instead or load natbib instead of cite and use bibliographystyle{plainnat}.

    – moewe
    8 hours ago













  • This is a bit off-topic, but you should clean your MWE to make them as small as possible. I don't think geometry, multicol and setspaceare useful for this case.

    – sztruks
    2 hours ago



















If you want to use the style apacite (for APA compliant citations) you must also load the apacite package (which is probably incompatible with cite): Replace usepackage{cite} with usepackage{apacite}.

– moewe
8 hours ago





If you want to use the style apacite (for APA compliant citations) you must also load the apacite package (which is probably incompatible with cite): Replace usepackage{cite} with usepackage{apacite}.

– moewe
8 hours ago













If you don't need full APA compliance, you could use something like bibliographstyle{apalike} or bibliographystyle{plain} instead or load natbib instead of cite and use bibliographystyle{plainnat}.

– moewe
8 hours ago







If you don't need full APA compliance, you could use something like bibliographstyle{apalike} or bibliographystyle{plain} instead or load natbib instead of cite and use bibliographystyle{plainnat}.

– moewe
8 hours ago















This is a bit off-topic, but you should clean your MWE to make them as small as possible. I don't think geometry, multicol and setspaceare useful for this case.

– sztruks
2 hours ago







This is a bit off-topic, but you should clean your MWE to make them as small as possible. I don't think geometry, multicol and setspaceare useful for this case.

– sztruks
2 hours ago












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