For works with multiple authors, up to three authors are listed. If there are more than three, the first three are listed followed by ", et al." (or ", 等" for Chinese sources).
Like its modern counterparts, it supports both the sequential numbering method (e.g., [1] , [2] ) in text and alphabetical author-date layouts.
Enter authors in Last Name, First Name format (e.g., Wang, Xiaoming ). 2. Journal Articles [J] gb7714-87 endnote
Move the file to C:\Program Files (x86)\EndNote [Version]\Styles\ or C:\Users\[Username]\Documents\EndNote\Styles\ .
The 1987 standard introduced several unique identifiers that differentiate it from Western styles like APA or MLA: For works with multiple authors, up to three
: In your document, use the EndNote tab to select your newly saved style. UCL | University College London
GB/T 7714-1987 stipulated specific rules for multi-author works. In English papers, "et al." is standard; in Chinese papers, "等" is required. Early versions of EndNote lacked context-sensitive language switching. If a user entered Chinese author names but the EndNote style was set to English defaults, the bibliography would incorrectly append "et al." to Chinese names (e.g., 张三 等 et al. ). Creating a compliant GB/T 7714-1987 style required users to manually edit the "Editor Lists" and "Author Lists" settings within EndNote to force the substitution of "et al." with "等" for Chinese entries. Enter authors in Last Name, First Name format (e
: Users often need to edit the style within EndNote (Edit > Output Styles > Edit "Chinese Std GBT7714") to ensure that: Author Names
Use the "Electronic Source" or "Web Page" reference type in EndNote to properly generate the required [EB/OL] identifier. Example of GB7714-87 Citation
Grab the style file from the EndNote Style Gallery.