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EndNote Guide: Adding page numbers

Additional Files

The Library provides some modified and additional Filters and Styles.

Note that any zipped files need to be 'unzipped' i.e. right-click and choose the extract command. Copy these files to your EndNote file folder location.

If you just need the APA 7th style, note that this is not 'zipped'. Just save it into your styles folder.

C:/Progam Files (x86)/EndNote 20/Styles

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Additional Files

The Library provides some modified and additional Filters and Styles.

Note that any zipped files need to be 'unzipped' i.e. right-click and choose the extract command. Copy these files to your EndNote file folder location.

If you just need the APA 7th style, note that this is not 'zipped'. Just save it into your styles folder.

C:/Progam Files (x86)/EndNote 20/Styles

Download:

Page Numbers

Formatted Citations

Use the Edit Citation tool to add page numbers into citations.

(warning) If you have “Cite While You Write” turned off, you must first format the citations before you use Edit Citation to add page numbers by clicking the “Update Citations and Bibliography” button in Word’s EndNote ribbon

Adding page numbers to citations

  • In the Word document, select the formatted intext citation
  • Right mouse click and select Edit and Manage Citation(s) 
  • Enter the page numbers in the Pages field
     

Click the OK button to save the changes you have made

(warning) This process works for both in-text and footnotes styles – provided the Cited Pages field is listed in the citation/footnote template of the output style being used, which is normally the case

Unformatted Citations (Cite While You Write turned off)

If you are working with unformatted citations that are enclosed in { }, use the @ symbol to add page numbers.

For example, change {Layton, 2012 #366} to {Layton, 2012 #366@12–15}

The page numbers will appear when you click the “Update Citations and Bibliography” button in Word's EndNote ribbon.

(warning) This works for both in-text and footnotes styles – provided the Cited Pages field is listed in the citation/footnote template of the output style being used, which is normally the case