Alt + 3
or by the menu View → Groups interface. The interface has several buttons, but most functions are accessed via a context menu (i.e. a right-click). Drag-and-drop is also supported.-
) with underscores (_
)). The color of the icon can be set in the field Color.keywords = {...},
by clicking the +
icon and following the previous instructions. You can nest subgroups by using the right chevron >
(see here). You achieve this by editing the keywords = {...},
bibtex field in the entry source by placing >
between any two keywords where the left-hand keyword is the parent group and the right-hand keyword will be its sub-group. The library entry will be placed there. Note: when you select +
to do this, the first delimiter must be the right chevron, and the second must be whichever field separator you have configured (by default a comma ,
).author
) contains a certain keyword (e.g. Smith
). This method does not require manual assignment of entries but uses information that is already present in the database.A
to an entry, this entry will be added to the dedicated group automatically. This makes sense only for the keywords
field or for self-defined fields, but obviously not for fields like author
or year
.AND
, OR
, NOT
) and allows searching multiple fields.keywords=regression and not keywords=linear
groups entries concerned with non-linear regression.keywords
field, you should have a basic set of groups at no cost. If you have an entry with "keywords = {A, B}", then this group type creates subgroups "A" and "B" both containing the entry.laplace distribution
to be recognized as a single semantic unit. (You cannot use this option to remove complete words. Instead, delete the unwanted groups manually after they were created automatically.).aux
file changes.@COMMENT
block in the .bib
-file and are shared among all users (future versions of JabRef might support user-dependent groups).