Single citations once they are inserted into your Word document can be edited. This is useful if you wish to edit how a citation appears in the text without making changes to the output style you have choosen.
\nThe most important thing this can be used for is adding pages numbers or removing a authors surname if you’ve already used it in the previous sentence.<\/p>\n
In Word, highlight the citation you wish to edit.
\nThen either click on the edit citation icon on the EndNote toolbar or right click using the mouse and choose Edit Citation(s)… from the list of options.
\nFrom the Edit citation window, enter page numbers by adding them in the Suffix field.
\n(NOT in the pages field). Any numbers you enter in these fields must be typed as you wish them to appear in the citation. This includes spacing and punctuation
\ne.g. ,pp.150-155. ,150 or :150.<\/p>\n
You may also wish to exclude the author or the year in one citation only. You can do this by placing a tick under each option in the formatted citation section.<\/p>\n
Once you click on OK any changes you have made will be reflected in your citation in the text.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Single citations once they are inserted into your Word document can be edited. This is useful if you wish to edit how a citation appears in the text without making changes to the output style you have choosen. The most … Continue reading