Your source (along with any other sources you’ve added) appears in the list. Click the “Insert Citation” button again the next time you need to cite that particular source. Word adds a citation to your document for your new source.Click the “Show All Bibliography fields” option to fill out extra information if you’re using another citation method for your document. Note: Word uses the APA citation style by default, but it isn’t limited to that. Select the source type, fill in the fields, give your source a tag name (usually a shortened version of the title), and click “OK” to complete the source.The “Type of Source” dropdown is set to Book by default, but you can change it to other types of sources such as journal articles, websites, interviews, and so on by simply opening it. You can enter all of the relevant information for any source in the Create Source window that appears.The popup menu that appears shows any sources you’ve already added (more on that later), but you can also add a new source by clicking the “Add New Source” command.
Then, on the Ribbon, go to the “References” tab and the “Insert Citation” button. Place your cursor where you want the citation to appear in any Word document you’re working on.Creating Sources and Adding Citations To Your TextĬreating Sources and Adding Citations To Your Text.
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