Converting to plain text creates a second copy of the document which isn’t linked to your EndNote Online library. It is recommended that you convert your finalised document to plain text before submitting for assessment or publication. In the Citation panel, click Edit Reference and select Remove Citation from the drop down menu.Invisible field codes may be left behind which can affect the document formatting or lead to the citation reappearing when you close and reopen the document.
While EndNote formatting is active you should avoid manually deleting citations from the Word document. If you need to alter reference list entries, make the necessary edits in your EndNote Online library then select the citation in Word, click on Edit Citation(s) (Windows) or Edit & Manage Citation(s) (Mac) and from the Edit Reference drop down menu select Update from My Library… to apply the changes. In the Edit Citation panel you can exclude the author or year from the citation or add page numbers (if required for your style).Click the Edit Citation(s) (Windows) or Edit & Manage Citation(s) (Mac) in the CWYW toolbar.Select the citation you wish to edit (citation will be highlighted in grey).Select your required style from the drop down menu (this will display the styles you have added to Favorites).Click the arrow next to the Style box in the CWYW toolbar.These will then appear in the Bibliographic style drop down menu.Select the styles you wish to use and click Copy to Favorites.Next to the Bibliographic style drop down menu, click on Select Favorites.Once installed, an EndNote tab will be added to your Microsoft Word ribbon: Click on the Installation Instructions link, select either the Windows or Mac option and follow the provided instructions to install the plug-in.
In EndNote Online click the Format tab and Cite While You Write Plug-In.You will need to install the Cite While You Write plug-in. The Cite While You Write (CWYW) tool allows you to insert references, and format citations and reference lists automatically while you write your papers in Word. Cite While You Write (CWYW) plug-in for Word
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