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How to handle superscripts, subscripts, italics and more in EndNote references
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Why doesn’t the formatting in my EndNote references match the rest of the Word document?
Word --> EndNote ribbon --> Bibliography --> Click on the little arrow (bottom right)
How to handle superscripts, subscripts, and italics in EndNote references
EndNote can format a paper in over 5,000 citation styles. Simply choose the desired style format or specific journal (e.g., MLA, APA, Int. J. Cancer, etc.). EndNote calls these "output styles". The same Word document can be quickly and easily formatted in different output styles.
Although Word allows one to make changes in the citations within the "gray text" of the cited references section, do not do this! If you ever reformat the "changed" Word document, any changes made within "gray text" will be undone when Word looks back at the EndNote library for details about the citation. Instead, make the changes to the citation in the citation record in the EndNote library.
For author-date styles, edit in the citation in Word
If you are using an Output Style that uses parenthetical author / year in the text of the Word document (Smith, 2000), you can edit a specific citation to make changes such as adding page numbers or suppressing the author or year. Place your cursor on the reference in the text. On the EndNote ribbon, click on Edit & Manage Citation(s) and edit the citation as is needed. This will only change how that particular citation looks -- no other citations are affected. If a page number(s) needs to be included, try the Pages box. If that does not work, then use the Add suffix box to insert page numbers.