Hey all,



So I'm working on writing my thesis and my supervisor wants my inline citations as [X] with an endnote.

The problem here is that any time I move, delete or create a citation I have to manually go through and change all of them. (This format makes no sense to me for drafts since I can easily use Word's footnote feature, but I don't seem to have a choice.)

Is there any way to automate this? Is it possible to make Word (2013) replace its usual end-notes with this format?

Thanks

Your post is confusing - are the citations in-line or in endnotes?

Endnotes have a variety of numbering formats, including arabic numbers, upper/lower-case roman numerals and upper/lower-case alphabetic.

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Paul Edstein
[Fmr MS MVP - Word]

Are you using the Citations feature in the References tab? You should be able to find a style that complies with your supervisor's requirements eg ISO 690

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Andrew Lockton
Chrysalis Design, Melbourne Australia