In Word, click to highlight the citation you want to add a page number to, then select the Edit & Manage Citation(s) option in the EndNote toolbar menu. This will reformat all citations and the bibliography in your document. To select a different style, click the down arrow for Style click 'Select Another Style' for a long list of citation styles. If the style you are using does not use in-text citations and your cursor is in the text, the reference will appear in the bibliography but nothing will appear in the text EndNote will remember where the citation is and format it accordingly if you change to a style that uses in-text citations.

EndNote will insert the citation where your cursor is - in the text or in a footnote - according to the selected citation style and add the reference to the bibliography, again styled appropriately.

Under Insert Citation, click to Insert Selected Citation(s).

Back in Word, click to open the EndNote menu.

Highlight the reference you will be citing (press the Control key and click to add more than one reference). When you come to a point where you wish to insert an in-text citation, or after creating a footnote in Word, go to your EndNote library.

Make sure your library is open in EndNote.

Open Microsoft Word and EndNote on your computer.

If not, please contact the ITS help desk by phone (685-4000) or submit a service ticket. If you are using Word, to make sure your software has loaded these features open Word: you should see EndNote listed as one of the menu items across the top of the screen. If you install EndNote after you have installed your word processor program, EndNote should update your word processor program and add EndNote options. It works with Microsoft Word and several other word processors to create formatted bibliographies and citations in your papers. In addition to storing your references, EndNote is a bibliography maker.

Using endnote for referencing