@@pranjalmishra1993 Generally, your university or organization will tell you which style to use. If not, APA is a good choice for science-related writing and Chicago is a good choice for humanities-related writing. I don't provide individual consultations, but I wish you all the best with your report!
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Oh my God, you saved me 40 marks. I am doing open-book exams and was going crazy not knowing how to do it. I watch so many videos but they are confusing as hell, but I followed you step by step and I did it. Thank you a million.
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Fantastic video in a format that every tutorial should be: linear instructions, short and simple sentences, and no extra wording. I was taking notes not just on the topic, but how to apply your methods to my own work as well. I will be watching more of your videos! Thank you!
Hi Erin, awesome video! Thank you for speaking slowly and clearly, and explaining each step clearly and logically. Hands down your video is the best on this subject!
Hi Erin, your video was short and easy to understand. Everything is to the point! Thank you so much and now I can finally finish my reference list without doing it manually or having to rely on a third-party website.
Fabulously explained without any marring in an exquisite voice, deserves apt thumbs up: very logical and superbly easy to understand by anyone, Thank you Enrin. This is the BEST video I have seen so far on the subject Would you be able to post a video covering a full PDF documentation on Technical writing including formulas similar to this one, please. Thank you
Thank you for your kind words, Pat! Can you provide a bit more detail about which aspects of technical writing you would like covered in relation to PDFs?
@@erinwrightwriting Hi Erin, Many thanks for your prompt response. Primerily a step by step guide similar to citation would be great. (1)Basically I would like to convert MS Word documents into PDF and when possible revert back to Word. Do alterations, when needed. (2) I need to do everything which is allowed in MS Word. i.e. text highlighting and technical diagrams embedding etc. (3)I am uncertain that I have to pay for these PDF features to be enabled. Any help from you would be most welcome. Thank you
Hey Erin, your videos are incredibly helpful. I've learned a lot from them. You've been my guru for some time now. Could you guide me on "How to insert additional citations into an existing list of citations?"
I am happy to hear that! Just to make sure I have your question correct, are you trying to add sources into existing citations that are already in the body of the text?
@@erinwrightwriting I'm pleased to connect with you. Yes, the list of citations already exists, numbered from 1 to 10. If I want to add a few more, say 3 or 4, then the list should continue from number 11 onwards. How do I do that?
Thanks for your tutorials, they have been very helpful for writing my research paper. I'm finding it difficult to cite datasheets as they vary in provided information and can't figure out which source type is to be used. For a technical research paper many kinds of datasheets will be referred to. Can you please help me with a way to get it done. Thanks again.
Thank you for watching! Since there's no "datasheet" option, I would suggest using the "report" option, instead. However, I encourage you to ask your professor or advisor for their advice. Best of luck!
Thank you for watching my video. To add the year, select the citation, then select the Citation Options menu arrow at the end of the citation. From there, you can select Edit Citation and choose what you want to be included from the dialog box. You can see the process at about the 3:10 mark of my other citation tutorial: th-cam.com/video/dAm93-GgJeo/w-d-xo.html. Best of luck!
Thank you for watching my video! The reference list should be sequenced alphabetically if you have chosen either APA or IEEE as your style. How would you like it to be re-sequenced?
@@erinwrightwriting I mean the numbering for Example...I added 25 references and want to insert a new one in b/w 6 & 7. So that new one will be 7 and old 7 will be 8 and so on till 25 will be 26. But doing this manually a tedious process. So any other method to fix this issue. Pls tell me.
Hi, Thank you for such nice, easy to understand tutorials. Kindly tell that how can we add multiple authors for a single reference. I had used commas between names but, it shows only first author name in text. I am using APA style. Thanks for your time and guidance Regards
Thank you for watching! In the Create Source dialog box, place commas between the last name and first name, and then place semicolons between the authors (Smith, John; Fitzgerald, Carol A; Doe, Jane). All the best!
Hello and thank you for the very informative video. I would like to ask you how I can change the sequence of my references in the reference list. Because I think that the order that it gives you when you click on "Bibliography" in the end is wrong (because it is in alphabetic order by default I guess...?).
Thank you for watching! The order of the bibliography is determined by your citation style (e.g., Chicago, MLA, APA). Nearly all of them alphabetize by the author's last name.
Thanks for sharing. Very useful. A question, if I may - How can I use endnote feature in Word to populate references at the end of document, please? That is, have 1,2,3 as endnotes in the main body of Word document, and at the end of document, these numbers have reference bibliographical source. Is that possible? Thanks,
That is a very interesting question! You can insert the endnote and with your cursor next to the endnote number at the bottom of the page, select Insert Citation in the References tab. You can then choose the source as you would a regular citation in the body of the text. (So the endnote would look something like "1. Smith".) When you are finished with the endnotes, you should then be able to insert the reference list as you normally would. I wish you all the best with your Word project!
@@erinwrightwriting Thanks! I am not able to see any reference list (your second last line, " you should then be able to insert the reference list as you normally would"). I am using Word 2016. Not sure about how to insert reference list as I do not see any options. Would be great if you can help again. Thanks very much. Ram
@@RamKumar-vb4et In Word 2016, you can insert the reference list by placing your cursor where you want the list to appear and then selecting the References tab followed by Bibliography in the Citations & Bibliography group. Good luck!
Thank you for watching! Unfortunately, it looks like there may have been a bug on Adobe Acrobat's end last year causing missing content. Here is a discussion from the Adobe Support Community that might be related to your issue: community.adobe.com/t5/acrobat-discussions/adobe-dc-pro-missing-text-when-converting-word-document/m-p/12451596. Please consider contacting Adobe support directly if the problem persists. I wish you all the best!
That is a great question! I have a separate tutorial showing how to create citations with multiple authors: th-cam.com/video/dAm93-GgJeo/w-d-xo.html. Thank you for watching!
It was wonderful tutorial. I was watching all about citation and references but none talks about how to insert it in a word step by step. Its the basic process which i was searching for. Thank you . How to cite from citations already cited in other works? How to do it practically in microsoft word. Theoretically i understood but while doing in word, its confusing me. Thank you
Thank you for watching my tutorial! You mention that you want to cite from citations already cited in other works. I don't think there's an automated way to do so if the secondary works were written by someone else. However, if you save your sources to the Master List in the Source Manager dialog box, you can cite them across all of your own documents. Best of luck!
Hi Erin, been watching a lot of your videos recently. Its been great tools to pick up. I was wondering if you have a video for 'including page numbers in the reference list'. In my reference list, I want to have the page number of where that reference is used in the document. In other words, I want to include the page number of where that particular reference is used. For example, if I cited an author in page 4 of my document, in the reference list, next to the full citation, I want to show the page number 4. Thus, when I'm looking at my reference list, beside each reference I can see which page(s) that reference is used. I hope that makes sense. I may be making things more complex, there may be more easier solutions to this. I'd really appreciate any help.
Hi Jerry, thank you so much for watching my videos! That is a very intriguing question. Unfortunately, I am not aware of a way to automate that process using the Citation tool. However, I am wondering if there is a way to incorporate the field codes used by the Index tool as a workaround. I will do some experimentation and let you know if I find a solution. And of course, please let me know if you find the solution elsewhere. :) Have a great day!
@@erinwrightwriting Thanks Erin, I guess I'm just over-complicating things. I'll keep on it but I'm sure you'll figure it out before me and I'll keep watching to see if you've solved it. Hope you do. Enjoy experimenting. Btw, I came across this type of referencing when looking at some Bank of England publications. Their reports had this style of referencing format. I was curious and thought, I'd like to copy it because it would make it easier for identifying references in my own writing as a student.
That is a great question! Here is a summary from a blog post I wrote on the topic: The primary difference between the two is depth: Reference pages only list the sources cited in the document, while bibliographies list all the sources cited in the document along with additional sources that you didn’t mention but still influenced your thought process or understanding of the subject matter." You can read the whole post here: erinwrightwriting.com/the-difference-between-reference-pages-and-bibliographies/.
Hi, thank you for you video. Is there an easy way to copy/paste citation information with having to input each individual box (Author, title, date...)?
Thank you so much for watching! Unfortunately, I'm not aware of a way to easily copy and paste the citation information into the Source Manager. However, if you are going to reuse the same source in multiple documents, be sure to save it in the Master List so you only have to input the information once. I wish you all the best with your Word project!
All the steps shown in this video are listed on my blog at erinwrightwriting.com/insert-citations-in-microsoft-word/. Thank you for watching!
Love your video. What tools did you use to do your video?
@@paulerdosdaughter Thank you for watching! I use Camtasia for recording.
Hello Erin I have to write my report pls suggest what styles should I select? Secondly we connect in person virtually over a Google meet?
@@pranjalmishra1993 Generally, your university or organization will tell you which style to use. If not, APA is a good choice for science-related writing and Chicago is a good choice for humanities-related writing. I don't provide individual consultations, but I wish you all the best with your report!
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Oh my God, you saved me 40 marks. I am doing open-book exams and was going crazy not knowing how to do it. I watch so many videos but they are confusing as hell, but I followed you step by step and I did it. Thank you a million.
You are most welcome! Thank you for watching and I wish you all the best with your exam!
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You are most welcome, John! I wish you all the best with your paper!
Fantastic video in a format that every tutorial should be: linear instructions, short and simple sentences, and no extra wording. I was taking notes not just on the topic, but how to apply your methods to my own work as well. I will be watching more of your videos! Thank you!
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Hi Erin, your video was short and easy to understand. Everything is to the point! Thank you so much and now I can finally finish my reference list without doing it manually or having to rely on a third-party website.
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Would you be able to post a video covering a full PDF documentation on Technical writing including formulas similar to this one, please. Thank you
Thank you for your kind words, Pat! Can you provide a bit more detail about which aspects of technical writing you would like covered in relation to PDFs?
@@erinwrightwriting Hi Erin, Many thanks for your prompt response. Primerily a step by step guide similar to citation would be great.
(1)Basically I would like to convert MS Word documents into PDF and when possible revert back to Word. Do alterations, when needed.
(2) I need to do everything which is allowed in MS Word. i.e. text highlighting and technical diagrams embedding etc.
(3)I am uncertain that I have to pay for these PDF features to be enabled. Any help from you would be most welcome.
Thank you
Hey Erin, your videos are incredibly helpful. I've learned a lot from them. You've been my guru for some time now. Could you guide me on "How to insert additional citations into an existing list of citations?"
I am happy to hear that! Just to make sure I have your question correct, are you trying to add sources into existing citations that are already in the body of the text?
@@erinwrightwriting I'm pleased to connect with you. Yes, the list of citations already exists, numbered from 1 to 10. If I want to add a few more, say 3 or 4, then the list should continue from number 11 onwards. How do I do that?
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Thanks for your tutorials, they have been very helpful for writing my research paper. I'm finding it difficult to cite datasheets as they vary in provided information and can't figure out which source type is to be used. For a technical research paper many kinds of datasheets will be referred to. Can you please help me with a way to get it done. Thanks again.
Thank you for watching! Since there's no "datasheet" option, I would suggest using the "report" option, instead. However, I encourage you to ask your professor or advisor for their advice. Best of luck!
@@erinwrightwriting Thanks for the reply
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Hi. Thank you so much for the information. After i watched your video, i have question. How to write for format name (year) with insert citation?
Thank you for watching my video. To add the year, select the citation, then select the Citation Options menu arrow at the end of the citation. From there, you can select Edit Citation and choose what you want to be included from the dialog box. You can see the process at about the 3:10 mark of my other citation tutorial: th-cam.com/video/dAm93-GgJeo/w-d-xo.html. Best of luck!
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Hi THanks for the Information, Can you please tell me how to alter the sequencing of the reference list in IEEE or APA style.
Thank you for watching my video! The reference list should be sequenced alphabetically if you have chosen either APA or IEEE as your style. How would you like it to be re-sequenced?
@@erinwrightwriting I mean the numbering for Example...I added 25 references and want to insert a new one in b/w 6 & 7. So that new one will be 7 and old 7 will be 8 and so on till 25 will be 26. But doing this manually a tedious process. So any other method to fix this issue. Pls tell me.
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Thank you for such nice, easy to understand tutorials. Kindly tell that how can we add multiple authors for a single reference. I had used commas between names but, it shows only first author name in text.
I am using APA style.
Thanks for your time and guidance
Regards
Thank you for watching! In the Create Source dialog box, place commas between the last name and first name, and then place semicolons between the authors (Smith, John; Fitzgerald, Carol A; Doe, Jane). All the best!
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Hello and thank you for the very informative video. I would like to ask you how I can change the sequence of my references in the reference list. Because I think that the order that it gives you when you click on "Bibliography" in the end is wrong (because it is in alphabetic order by default I guess...?).
Thank you for watching! The order of the bibliography is determined by your citation style (e.g., Chicago, MLA, APA). Nearly all of them alphabetize by the author's last name.
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Thanks for sharing. Very useful. A question, if I may - How can I use endnote feature in Word to populate references at the end of document, please? That is, have 1,2,3 as endnotes in the main body of Word document, and at the end of document, these numbers have reference bibliographical source. Is that possible? Thanks,
That is a very interesting question! You can insert the endnote and with your cursor next to the endnote number at the bottom of the page, select Insert Citation in the References tab. You can then choose the source as you would a regular citation in the body of the text. (So the endnote would look something like "1. Smith".) When you are finished with the endnotes, you should then be able to insert the reference list as you normally would. I wish you all the best with your Word project!
@@erinwrightwriting Thanks! I am not able to see any reference list (your second last line, " you should then be able to insert the reference list as you normally would"). I am using Word 2016. Not sure about how to insert reference list as I do not see any options. Would be great if you can help again. Thanks very much. Ram
@@RamKumar-vb4et In Word 2016, you can insert the reference list by placing your cursor where you want the list to appear and then selecting the References tab followed by Bibliography in the Citations & Bibliography group. Good luck!
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Nice video .Thanks ....But when converting same MS Word document in pdf format all citation disappears. Please guide
Thank you for watching! Unfortunately, it looks like there may have been a bug on Adobe Acrobat's end last year causing missing content. Here is a discussion from the Adobe Support Community that might be related to your issue: community.adobe.com/t5/acrobat-discussions/adobe-dc-pro-missing-text-when-converting-word-document/m-p/12451596. Please consider contacting Adobe support directly if the problem persists. I wish you all the best!
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Since this video is a couple years old would it be possible for you to do an updated video for Word, Pages, and Google Docs?
I appreciate your suggestion. I am currently working on citations for Google Docs. :)
@@erinwrightwriting I am an ENG instructor and I love your videos! My students are forced to watch them (LOL) but it helps them with citing!
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Hi, Julia. Just wanted to let you know that the Google Docs citation tutorial is up: th-cam.com/video/7Ix47asst68/w-d-xo.html. Have a great day!
thank you , i have a question; how to insert citation with many authors
That is a great question! I have a separate tutorial showing how to create citations with multiple authors: th-cam.com/video/dAm93-GgJeo/w-d-xo.html. Thank you for watching!
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It was wonderful tutorial. I was watching all about citation and references but none talks about how to insert it in a word step by step. Its the basic process which i was searching for. Thank you . How to cite from citations already cited in other works? How to do it practically in microsoft word. Theoretically i understood but while doing in word, its confusing me. Thank you
Thank you for watching my tutorial! You mention that you want to cite from citations already cited in other works. I don't think there's an automated way to do so if the secondary works were written by someone else. However, if you save your sources to the Master List in the Source Manager dialog box, you can cite them across all of your own documents. Best of luck!
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Hi Erin, been watching a lot of your videos recently. Its been great tools to pick up. I was wondering if you have a video for 'including page numbers in the reference list'. In my reference list, I want to have the page number of where that reference is used in the document. In other words, I want to include the page number of where that particular reference is used. For example, if I cited an author in page 4 of my document, in the reference list, next to the full citation, I want to show the page number 4. Thus, when I'm looking at my reference list, beside each reference I can see which page(s) that reference is used. I hope that makes sense. I may be making things more complex, there may be more easier solutions to this. I'd really appreciate any help.
Hi Jerry, thank you so much for watching my videos! That is a very intriguing question. Unfortunately, I am not aware of a way to automate that process using the Citation tool. However, I am wondering if there is a way to incorporate the field codes used by the Index tool as a workaround. I will do some experimentation and let you know if I find a solution. And of course, please let me know if you find the solution elsewhere. :) Have a great day!
@@erinwrightwriting Thanks Erin, I guess I'm just over-complicating things. I'll keep on it but I'm sure you'll figure it out before me and I'll keep watching to see if you've solved it. Hope you do. Enjoy experimenting.
Btw, I came across this type of referencing when looking at some Bank of England publications. Their reports had this style of referencing format. I was curious and thought, I'd like to copy it because it would make it easier for identifying references in my own writing as a student.
@@onjadar Thank you for the added information about the Bank of England publications. That may well lead us in the right direction!
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in writing a dissertation / academic research paper, what's the difference between Reference List and Bibliography
That is a great question! Here is a summary from a blog post I wrote on the topic: The primary difference between the two is depth: Reference pages only list the sources cited in the document, while bibliographies list all the sources cited in the document along with additional sources that you didn’t mention but still influenced your thought process or understanding of the subject matter." You can read the whole post here: erinwrightwriting.com/the-difference-between-reference-pages-and-bibliographies/.
Hi, thank you for you video. Is there an easy way to copy/paste citation information with having to input each individual box (Author, title, date...)?
Thank you so much for watching! Unfortunately, I'm not aware of a way to easily copy and paste the citation information into the Source Manager. However, if you are going to reuse the same source in multiple documents, be sure to save it in the Master List so you only have to input the information once. I wish you all the best with your Word project!
Hi! Could you maybe make a video on how to do this on an iPad, or Mac? Thanks !
Thank you for the suggestion! I plan to create a tutorial for citations in Word for Mac in the very near future!
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