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Hi GIOVANNI, This is Bryll.
Allow me to convert my response above in English for better understanding.
Yes, you can delete parentheses from a citation in Word. If you're using a Windows PC, here's how you can do it:
- Select the citations you want to remove parentheses from.
- Right-click on the selected citations and choose "Edit Citation" from the context menu.
- In the "Edit Source" dialog box, click the "Show All Bibliography Fields" button.
- In the "Prefix" field, delete the opening parenthesis.
- In the "Suffix" field, delete the closing parenthesis.
- Click "OK" to save your changes.
If the problem persists, if you are using Mac, you can remove the parentheses by editing the related XSL file in the location of Library/Containers/MicrosoftWord/Data/Library/Application Support/Microsoft/Office/Style However, this requires knowledge of code customization. Here are some steps you can follow:
- Locate the XSL file: Navigate to Library/Containers/MicrosoftWord/Data/Library/Application Support/Microsoft/Office/Style
- Edit the XSL file: Open the XSL file and look for the "OpenBracket" and "CloseBracket" tags
- Save & Close: Save your changes and close the file
- Be sure to exit Word while you make these changes. Then, restart Word and check if the parentheses have been removed from your citations.
If needed, you can check out similar posts with answers from experts on Microsoft Q and A forum Questions - Microsoft Q&A and Word community forum Welcome to the Word group! (microsoft.com)
We'll leave this thread open for our MVPs or other members who are experts on this issue to share their answers.
Kind regards
Bryll
Microsoft Community Agent