The Making Cancer History® Voices Oral History Project.Make sure you include the necessary punctuation and spacing so that your citation displays correctly, for example:, p.39. add a prefix, suffix or page numbers to a citation.įor many output styles, including the LeedsUniHarvard style, you must use the “suffix” box instead of the “page numbers” box if you want to add page numbers to a citation.exclude the author name or the year from the citation eg display the citation as Author (year) instead of (Author, year).change the order of citations where multiple citations are inserted at the same point.In the toolbar, click on “Edit & Manage Citation(s)”.

In Word, click once on the in-text citation.

For example, you could add a page number, or display the author’s name outside the brackets so that it forms part of the sentence.Ĭlarivate have produced a helpful video on editing in-text citations: You can edit citations to make them display in different ways.

The citations will appear in your Word document where the cursor was, and a corresponding reference will be added to the bibliography at the end of the document.Īs you add more citations within your text, the bibliography will continue to update according to the style you are using (ie new references will be added in alphabetical or numerical order, depending on the reference style) Edit citations.

Click the Insert Citation button (which looks like quotation marks), or go to: Tools - Cite While You Write - Insert Selected Citation(s).

Select the reference you want (hold “Ctrl” or “Cmd” while clicking if you want to select more than one reference).

Click 'Go to EndNote' to switch to the EndNote library you have open.

Click the EndNote tab at the top of the screen.

Leave the cursor flashing where you would like the citation to appear.

Open your document in Word and enter some text.

Insert citationsĬlarivate have produced a helpful video on inserting citations into a Word document:

You can format the document with a reference style of your choice as well as edit citations if needed. This feature is called Cite While You Write (CWYW). Help in person for staff and researchersĮndNote allows you to work with Word to insert citations and references from your EndNote Library into your Word document.Deposit your research outputs in Symplectic.Creation, problem solving and innovation.

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