n.d.

why does logos insert n.d. in reference information of personal books? How do I get rid of it?

here is an example:

Invite every member and every potential member to every fellowship every month. That’s a lot of “every”s. But it’s not difficult to do if you’re committed to it. I teach a party-driven strategy that’s both relational and intentional.

Josh Hunt. (n.d.). Make Your Group Grow.

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Todd Phillips

That stands for "no date". If you want it to go away, enter a publication date in the book's "Library Information" section and rebuild the book, and the year of publication will show there instead.

"n.d." is the standard notion for sources with no specified date:

http://psychology.about.com/b/2010/11/03/how-to-cite-an-online-article-with-no-date.htm

Rosie Perera

Josh, I already replied to you when you posted this question before. You said there that you did have a publication date for your PB. But you have not answered my questions there (I cannot reproduce the problem when I have a date; please post a screenshot so we can see how you inserted your date). Is your date in this field?

Todd Phillips

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/479378#Comment_479378

Make sure the date is as Rosie points out. Putting a date in the Copyright field does nothing for the citation---I do find that a bit confusing myself, especially since the Copyright field is shown by default, but the Publisher/Publication Date combo must first be "added" to be used.

Rosie Perera

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/479380#Comment_479380

I do find that a bit confusing myself, especially since the Copyright field is shown by default, but the Publisher/Publication Date combo must first be "added" to be used.

Yes, I think the Publisher/Publication date should be there by default. I use it more often than not.

JT (alabama24)

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/479383#Comment_479383

I do find that a bit confusing myself, especially since the Copyright field is shown by default, but the Publisher/Publication Date combo must first be "added" to be used.

Yes, I think the Publisher/Publication date should be there by default. I use it more often than not.

Josh Hunt

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/479386#Comment_479386

Got it; thanks.

fgh

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/479386#Comment_479386

Yes, I think the Publisher/Publication date should be there by default. I use it more often than not.

+1