[Peter T. Daniels]

Is it possible that the unwanted references have gotten marked Hidden
Text? (Find won't find anything if they are.) Do "Show Hidden
Text" (Ctrl-Shift-8) and search a name you know is in one of the
recalcitrant entries.

I *think* that if you edit something in one of the problem references
-- change the spelling of the author, say -- and turn on Track
Changes, and do "Update Citations," then Track Changes will show you
where the item changed.

Or, did you perhaps tick all three of "Suppress Author, Date, Title,"
so that nothing shows up but the entry is still there?

Then you could do the F9 thing to Reveal Field Codes and they should
show up. (Sorry, I can never remember all the different F9 things.)

On Mar 23, 10:44*am, schismatic
wrote:
I have a document which I have been writing using the built-in citation
system.

Within the Source Manager, the "Current List" shows a number of
citations as being used within the document - this is denoted by them
being ticked - yet they do not actually appear anywhere within the
document.

I do not actually wish to cite these any longer, but I cannot delete
them from the "Current List" because they are ticked (delete is
therefore greyed out). Because I cannot delete them from the "Current
List", they then appear in the Bibliography which I do not want because
I am not citing them.

Any suggestions? How can I check through the document effectively to
make sure that they aren't covertly being referenced somewhere?

I need to know how I can remove them from the "Current List".

Many thanks,

Tom

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schismatic