Therefore, there should be a solution to this issue. Endnote reference marks can be formatted in the same way that you format regular text. The only thing you need to do is manually insert a comma and the next references if you have multiple sequential references. Here is their support page: EndNote Support. I believe that the documents are stored in the cloud. This is an Old word document, which never used to look like this. The following macro inserts parentheses at the insertion point, and then inserts a footnote between them:īetween the style changes and the macro, most of the work of correctly formatting your references is completed. The endnote app was installed but I see that it is also in word. You can, however, create a macro to insert the first reference with its attendant parentheses.
This means that you cannot instruct Word to automatically place parentheses around the references, nor to separate them by commas. Now for the bad news: You cannot modify anything about how Word inserts references other than what you can modify in the above-mentioned styles. In the case of footnote references, you would modify the built-in style called "Footnote Reference." Likewise, for the endnote references, you would modify the "Endnote Reference" style. If your document already contains images that were not. All you have to do is modify the style that Word uses to define how footnote and endnote references appear. Do NOT use Microsoft Word's Captioning feature in conjunction with EndNote figure citations. For instance, you can make it so that they are not superscripted, or you can modify them so they are bold or a different typeface. Yes, you can modify some of the default characteristics of the footnote or endnote reference. By default, Instant Formatting is enabled the first time you use the Tools > EndNote menu in Word 2002 (XP)/2003/2004/2008/2011, or the EndNote tab in Word 2007/2010/2013/2016/2019, to insert a citation or format the bibliography. He wondered if there was a way to modify how Word inserts these references so that they automatically meet the criteria of the journals for which he writes. By applying this switch you can cite specific page numbers in a generated footnote or endnote.
The /s switch is an override for the page numbers stored in the database record. s Cite a specific page in-text or in a footnote or endnote. David writes for journals, and those journals require that footnote or endnote references be placed within parentheses and separate multiple sequential references by commas, as in (1,3,4,5,9). You can also use Write-N-Cite v2 or III to format a paper with footnotes and endnotes.
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