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My main propose of using pandoc is to make word documents from latex files, so I share them with my colleagues for review. I am new in pandoc, so I used a straightforward example. I used pandoc to create a docx file form a simple Latex tex file, which had a simple one citation. The docx file is created successfully, However, when I wanted to reverse the process and create a Latex file from the newly created docx file. The citations are copied in the newly tex file just as simple text, without any citation command in latex. Is there any way you can transfer citations from docx file to latex file, and store them is some kind bib file through panndoc?

-s input.tex --bibliography=b.bib -o output.docx
-s output.docx --bibliography=b.bib -o input.tex
Chilarai
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Change the word reference style to "export bibtex" and at least you can copy paste the references into a bibtex file. References inside the text are kind of okay. References in footnotes don't work so well

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