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Pandoc noob here. I am trying to convert a LaTeX file into a Word document for submission to a picky journal. They are requiring that my references appear in the bibliography in the order in which they are cited. This is no problem in LaTeX, but when I use Pandoc to convert to Word my references appear in alphabetical order. I am using the basic command:

pandoc my.tex --bibliography=my.bib -o my.docx

Is there any way to force Pandoc to print the references in the order in which they appear in-text? Ideally, the references would appear in-text as numbers (bracketed, superscripted, I don't care) and the list of references would be numbered accordingly.

Any help in the direction of reducing the amount of manual work I will have to do is much appreciated.

Brandon P. Hopkins
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  • This can be controlled by using a style defined in [citation style language](https://citationstyles.org/). Best to ask the journal if they have one, or if they can tell you a style close to the one they use. – tarleb Jan 11 '21 at 10:50

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