You need to know enough about your citation style to determine if the citation should go before or after the period, or if it should go somewhere else in the sentence. Step 1: In Word, put your cursor where you want the citation inserted.

Your citation is now inserted into your manuscript and the bibliography will automatically begin at the end of your document.Ī different procedure may work better in some cases, and that is to use the built in search box to find the citation you need and insert it without ever leaving Word. It will insert the citation where you last clicked your cursor. Click on the lower half and click on Insert Selected Citation. Option 2: Once selected, head back to Word and use that 2-part Insert Citation button from the EndNote ribbon. It will take you right back to Word and insert the citation where you last clicked your cursor. Option 1: Once selected, click on the little button at the top that is a red arrow pointing to a document. Step 2: Go to EndNote and f ind the citation you want. You need to know enough about your citation style to determine if the citation should go before or after the period or if it should go somewhere else in the sentence. Sometimes, the sorting tools in EndNote make this an efficient process.

For this process, you will use EndNote to find the citation you want to insert.

Endnote cite while you write tutorial