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I'm trying to get my biblatex citation as desired.



@article{VdB15,
author={Van der Bierbaum, H.},
title={Some Title},
publisher={Some Publisher},
year={2015},
pages={117-133},
language={English},
}


If I now use it in my text, for example:



More information can be found in cite{VdB15}.


with bibliographystyle{alphabetic} I get:




More information can be found in [Bie15].




But I want the citation to be [VdB15], because this abbreviation is typically used for this article.



Any ideas?










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  • Easiest here is to use the shorthand={VdB15} key-value option. See Changing the in text citation for specific entries

    – Werner
    Nov 20 '18 at 5:43
















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I'm trying to get my biblatex citation as desired.



@article{VdB15,
author={Van der Bierbaum, H.},
title={Some Title},
publisher={Some Publisher},
year={2015},
pages={117-133},
language={English},
}


If I now use it in my text, for example:



More information can be found in cite{VdB15}.


with bibliographystyle{alphabetic} I get:




More information can be found in [Bie15].




But I want the citation to be [VdB15], because this abbreviation is typically used for this article.



Any ideas?










share|improve this question























  • Easiest here is to use the shorthand={VdB15} key-value option. See Changing the in text citation for specific entries

    – Werner
    Nov 20 '18 at 5:43














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I'm trying to get my biblatex citation as desired.



@article{VdB15,
author={Van der Bierbaum, H.},
title={Some Title},
publisher={Some Publisher},
year={2015},
pages={117-133},
language={English},
}


If I now use it in my text, for example:



More information can be found in cite{VdB15}.


with bibliographystyle{alphabetic} I get:




More information can be found in [Bie15].




But I want the citation to be [VdB15], because this abbreviation is typically used for this article.



Any ideas?










share|improve this question














I'm trying to get my biblatex citation as desired.



@article{VdB15,
author={Van der Bierbaum, H.},
title={Some Title},
publisher={Some Publisher},
year={2015},
pages={117-133},
language={English},
}


If I now use it in my text, for example:



More information can be found in cite{VdB15}.


with bibliographystyle{alphabetic} I get:




More information can be found in [Bie15].




But I want the citation to be [VdB15], because this abbreviation is typically used for this article.



Any ideas?







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  • Easiest here is to use the shorthand={VdB15} key-value option. See Changing the in text citation for specific entries

    – Werner
    Nov 20 '18 at 5:43



















  • Easiest here is to use the shorthand={VdB15} key-value option. See Changing the in text citation for specific entries

    – Werner
    Nov 20 '18 at 5:43

















Easiest here is to use the shorthand={VdB15} key-value option. See Changing the in text citation for specific entries

– Werner
Nov 20 '18 at 5:43





Easiest here is to use the shorthand={VdB15} key-value option. See Changing the in text citation for specific entries

– Werner
Nov 20 '18 at 5:43












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