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This question is similar to this question though I can't figure out how to modify the code to suit my purpose. I have the following:



begin{filecontents*}{jobname.bib}
@book{Doe2013,
title = {Title I},
author = {Doe, John},
publisher = {Void},
year = {2013}
}
@book{Doe2014,
title = {Title II},
author = {Doe, John},
publisher = {Void},
year = {2014}
}
@book{Doe2015,
title = {Title III},
author = {Doe, John},
publisher = {Void},
year = {2015}
}
end{filecontents*}

documentclass{article}
usepackage{multibib}
newcites{ll}{Subsection of A}
usepackage{xcolor}
usepackage{hyperref}
hypersetup{
colorlinks = true,
linkbordercolor = {white},
allcolors=cyan
}
usepackage{etoolbox}
makeatletter
patchcmd{thebibliography}{%
chapter*{bibname}@mkboth{MakeUppercasebibname}{MakeUppercasebibname}}{%
section{References}}{}{}
makeatother
usepackage[authoryear,sort,round]{natbib}
renewcommandrefname{Bibliography}
renewcommand{bibsection}{section{bibname}}

begin{document}
section{PART A}
A reference to citell{Doe2013} and citepll{Doe2014}, and another to citep{Doe2015}.

bibliographystylell{plainnat}
bibliographyll{BibProb}

section{PART B}
Same reference to citell{Doe2013}, but also to cite{Doe2015}.

renewcommand{refname}{Bibliography}
bibliographystyle{plainnat}
bibliography{BibProb}
end{document}


Which produces:
example



I would like to have the first bibliography "2 Subsection of A" numbered as 1.1, that is, as a subsection of "1 PART A."










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    This question is similar to this question though I can't figure out how to modify the code to suit my purpose. I have the following:



    begin{filecontents*}{jobname.bib}
    @book{Doe2013,
    title = {Title I},
    author = {Doe, John},
    publisher = {Void},
    year = {2013}
    }
    @book{Doe2014,
    title = {Title II},
    author = {Doe, John},
    publisher = {Void},
    year = {2014}
    }
    @book{Doe2015,
    title = {Title III},
    author = {Doe, John},
    publisher = {Void},
    year = {2015}
    }
    end{filecontents*}

    documentclass{article}
    usepackage{multibib}
    newcites{ll}{Subsection of A}
    usepackage{xcolor}
    usepackage{hyperref}
    hypersetup{
    colorlinks = true,
    linkbordercolor = {white},
    allcolors=cyan
    }
    usepackage{etoolbox}
    makeatletter
    patchcmd{thebibliography}{%
    chapter*{bibname}@mkboth{MakeUppercasebibname}{MakeUppercasebibname}}{%
    section{References}}{}{}
    makeatother
    usepackage[authoryear,sort,round]{natbib}
    renewcommandrefname{Bibliography}
    renewcommand{bibsection}{section{bibname}}

    begin{document}
    section{PART A}
    A reference to citell{Doe2013} and citepll{Doe2014}, and another to citep{Doe2015}.

    bibliographystylell{plainnat}
    bibliographyll{BibProb}

    section{PART B}
    Same reference to citell{Doe2013}, but also to cite{Doe2015}.

    renewcommand{refname}{Bibliography}
    bibliographystyle{plainnat}
    bibliography{BibProb}
    end{document}


    Which produces:
    example



    I would like to have the first bibliography "2 Subsection of A" numbered as 1.1, that is, as a subsection of "1 PART A."










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      This question is similar to this question though I can't figure out how to modify the code to suit my purpose. I have the following:



      begin{filecontents*}{jobname.bib}
      @book{Doe2013,
      title = {Title I},
      author = {Doe, John},
      publisher = {Void},
      year = {2013}
      }
      @book{Doe2014,
      title = {Title II},
      author = {Doe, John},
      publisher = {Void},
      year = {2014}
      }
      @book{Doe2015,
      title = {Title III},
      author = {Doe, John},
      publisher = {Void},
      year = {2015}
      }
      end{filecontents*}

      documentclass{article}
      usepackage{multibib}
      newcites{ll}{Subsection of A}
      usepackage{xcolor}
      usepackage{hyperref}
      hypersetup{
      colorlinks = true,
      linkbordercolor = {white},
      allcolors=cyan
      }
      usepackage{etoolbox}
      makeatletter
      patchcmd{thebibliography}{%
      chapter*{bibname}@mkboth{MakeUppercasebibname}{MakeUppercasebibname}}{%
      section{References}}{}{}
      makeatother
      usepackage[authoryear,sort,round]{natbib}
      renewcommandrefname{Bibliography}
      renewcommand{bibsection}{section{bibname}}

      begin{document}
      section{PART A}
      A reference to citell{Doe2013} and citepll{Doe2014}, and another to citep{Doe2015}.

      bibliographystylell{plainnat}
      bibliographyll{BibProb}

      section{PART B}
      Same reference to citell{Doe2013}, but also to cite{Doe2015}.

      renewcommand{refname}{Bibliography}
      bibliographystyle{plainnat}
      bibliography{BibProb}
      end{document}


      Which produces:
      example



      I would like to have the first bibliography "2 Subsection of A" numbered as 1.1, that is, as a subsection of "1 PART A."










      share|improve this question














      This question is similar to this question though I can't figure out how to modify the code to suit my purpose. I have the following:



      begin{filecontents*}{jobname.bib}
      @book{Doe2013,
      title = {Title I},
      author = {Doe, John},
      publisher = {Void},
      year = {2013}
      }
      @book{Doe2014,
      title = {Title II},
      author = {Doe, John},
      publisher = {Void},
      year = {2014}
      }
      @book{Doe2015,
      title = {Title III},
      author = {Doe, John},
      publisher = {Void},
      year = {2015}
      }
      end{filecontents*}

      documentclass{article}
      usepackage{multibib}
      newcites{ll}{Subsection of A}
      usepackage{xcolor}
      usepackage{hyperref}
      hypersetup{
      colorlinks = true,
      linkbordercolor = {white},
      allcolors=cyan
      }
      usepackage{etoolbox}
      makeatletter
      patchcmd{thebibliography}{%
      chapter*{bibname}@mkboth{MakeUppercasebibname}{MakeUppercasebibname}}{%
      section{References}}{}{}
      makeatother
      usepackage[authoryear,sort,round]{natbib}
      renewcommandrefname{Bibliography}
      renewcommand{bibsection}{section{bibname}}

      begin{document}
      section{PART A}
      A reference to citell{Doe2013} and citepll{Doe2014}, and another to citep{Doe2015}.

      bibliographystylell{plainnat}
      bibliographyll{BibProb}

      section{PART B}
      Same reference to citell{Doe2013}, but also to cite{Doe2015}.

      renewcommand{refname}{Bibliography}
      bibliographystyle{plainnat}
      bibliography{BibProb}
      end{document}


      Which produces:
      example



      I would like to have the first bibliography "2 Subsection of A" numbered as 1.1, that is, as a subsection of "1 PART A."







      bibtex sectioning subdividing multibib






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          The current code defines the bibliography to be a section (renewcommand{bibsection}{section{bibname}}). What you have to do is to change the definition to create a subsection i.e. before part 1 (i.e.,
          renewcommand{bibsection}{subsection{bibname}}) and then change the definition to section after part A, but before part B. So, what you need is something like:



          begin{document}
          section{PART A}
          A reference to citell{Doe2013} and citepll{Doe2014}, and another to citep{Doe2015}.

          renewcommand{bibsection}{subsection{bibname}}
          bibliographystylell{plainnat}
          bibliographyll{BibProb}

          section{PART B}
          Same reference to citell{Doe2013}, but also to cite{Doe2015}.

          renewcommand{bibsection}{section{bibname}}
          renewcommand{refname}{Bibliography}
          bibliographystyle{plainnat}
          bibliography{BibProb}
          end{document}


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          • That makes sense and works nicely, thanks for the explanation. As a follow up, how could I make the entries in the first bibliography (1.1 Subsection of A) appear as an enumerated list? I mean something like 1. John Doe. Title I. . . . etc.,

            – mdf
            Jan 29 at 5:15











          • I guess something like makeatletterrenewcommand{@biblabel}[1]{#1.}makeatother, though the enumeration is pushed into the margin and does not shift the entire entry to the right.

            – mdf
            Jan 29 at 5:57













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          The current code defines the bibliography to be a section (renewcommand{bibsection}{section{bibname}}). What you have to do is to change the definition to create a subsection i.e. before part 1 (i.e.,
          renewcommand{bibsection}{subsection{bibname}}) and then change the definition to section after part A, but before part B. So, what you need is something like:



          begin{document}
          section{PART A}
          A reference to citell{Doe2013} and citepll{Doe2014}, and another to citep{Doe2015}.

          renewcommand{bibsection}{subsection{bibname}}
          bibliographystylell{plainnat}
          bibliographyll{BibProb}

          section{PART B}
          Same reference to citell{Doe2013}, but also to cite{Doe2015}.

          renewcommand{bibsection}{section{bibname}}
          renewcommand{refname}{Bibliography}
          bibliographystyle{plainnat}
          bibliography{BibProb}
          end{document}


          enter image description here






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          • That makes sense and works nicely, thanks for the explanation. As a follow up, how could I make the entries in the first bibliography (1.1 Subsection of A) appear as an enumerated list? I mean something like 1. John Doe. Title I. . . . etc.,

            – mdf
            Jan 29 at 5:15











          • I guess something like makeatletterrenewcommand{@biblabel}[1]{#1.}makeatother, though the enumeration is pushed into the margin and does not shift the entire entry to the right.

            – mdf
            Jan 29 at 5:57


















          0














          The current code defines the bibliography to be a section (renewcommand{bibsection}{section{bibname}}). What you have to do is to change the definition to create a subsection i.e. before part 1 (i.e.,
          renewcommand{bibsection}{subsection{bibname}}) and then change the definition to section after part A, but before part B. So, what you need is something like:



          begin{document}
          section{PART A}
          A reference to citell{Doe2013} and citepll{Doe2014}, and another to citep{Doe2015}.

          renewcommand{bibsection}{subsection{bibname}}
          bibliographystylell{plainnat}
          bibliographyll{BibProb}

          section{PART B}
          Same reference to citell{Doe2013}, but also to cite{Doe2015}.

          renewcommand{bibsection}{section{bibname}}
          renewcommand{refname}{Bibliography}
          bibliographystyle{plainnat}
          bibliography{BibProb}
          end{document}


          enter image description here






          share|improve this answer
























          • That makes sense and works nicely, thanks for the explanation. As a follow up, how could I make the entries in the first bibliography (1.1 Subsection of A) appear as an enumerated list? I mean something like 1. John Doe. Title I. . . . etc.,

            – mdf
            Jan 29 at 5:15











          • I guess something like makeatletterrenewcommand{@biblabel}[1]{#1.}makeatother, though the enumeration is pushed into the margin and does not shift the entire entry to the right.

            – mdf
            Jan 29 at 5:57
















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          The current code defines the bibliography to be a section (renewcommand{bibsection}{section{bibname}}). What you have to do is to change the definition to create a subsection i.e. before part 1 (i.e.,
          renewcommand{bibsection}{subsection{bibname}}) and then change the definition to section after part A, but before part B. So, what you need is something like:



          begin{document}
          section{PART A}
          A reference to citell{Doe2013} and citepll{Doe2014}, and another to citep{Doe2015}.

          renewcommand{bibsection}{subsection{bibname}}
          bibliographystylell{plainnat}
          bibliographyll{BibProb}

          section{PART B}
          Same reference to citell{Doe2013}, but also to cite{Doe2015}.

          renewcommand{bibsection}{section{bibname}}
          renewcommand{refname}{Bibliography}
          bibliographystyle{plainnat}
          bibliography{BibProb}
          end{document}


          enter image description here






          share|improve this answer













          The current code defines the bibliography to be a section (renewcommand{bibsection}{section{bibname}}). What you have to do is to change the definition to create a subsection i.e. before part 1 (i.e.,
          renewcommand{bibsection}{subsection{bibname}}) and then change the definition to section after part A, but before part B. So, what you need is something like:



          begin{document}
          section{PART A}
          A reference to citell{Doe2013} and citepll{Doe2014}, and another to citep{Doe2015}.

          renewcommand{bibsection}{subsection{bibname}}
          bibliographystylell{plainnat}
          bibliographyll{BibProb}

          section{PART B}
          Same reference to citell{Doe2013}, but also to cite{Doe2015}.

          renewcommand{bibsection}{section{bibname}}
          renewcommand{refname}{Bibliography}
          bibliographystyle{plainnat}
          bibliography{BibProb}
          end{document}


          enter image description here







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          • That makes sense and works nicely, thanks for the explanation. As a follow up, how could I make the entries in the first bibliography (1.1 Subsection of A) appear as an enumerated list? I mean something like 1. John Doe. Title I. . . . etc.,

            – mdf
            Jan 29 at 5:15











          • I guess something like makeatletterrenewcommand{@biblabel}[1]{#1.}makeatother, though the enumeration is pushed into the margin and does not shift the entire entry to the right.

            – mdf
            Jan 29 at 5:57





















          • That makes sense and works nicely, thanks for the explanation. As a follow up, how could I make the entries in the first bibliography (1.1 Subsection of A) appear as an enumerated list? I mean something like 1. John Doe. Title I. . . . etc.,

            – mdf
            Jan 29 at 5:15











          • I guess something like makeatletterrenewcommand{@biblabel}[1]{#1.}makeatother, though the enumeration is pushed into the margin and does not shift the entire entry to the right.

            – mdf
            Jan 29 at 5:57



















          That makes sense and works nicely, thanks for the explanation. As a follow up, how could I make the entries in the first bibliography (1.1 Subsection of A) appear as an enumerated list? I mean something like 1. John Doe. Title I. . . . etc.,

          – mdf
          Jan 29 at 5:15





          That makes sense and works nicely, thanks for the explanation. As a follow up, how could I make the entries in the first bibliography (1.1 Subsection of A) appear as an enumerated list? I mean something like 1. John Doe. Title I. . . . etc.,

          – mdf
          Jan 29 at 5:15













          I guess something like makeatletterrenewcommand{@biblabel}[1]{#1.}makeatother, though the enumeration is pushed into the margin and does not shift the entire entry to the right.

          – mdf
          Jan 29 at 5:57







          I guess something like makeatletterrenewcommand{@biblabel}[1]{#1.}makeatother, though the enumeration is pushed into the margin and does not shift the entire entry to the right.

          – mdf
          Jan 29 at 5:57




















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