You can use your Endnote Library with Word to cite your references as you write your paper, article, dissertation or book.

Depending on your style you may be using in-text citations or footnote references.

Open your EndNote Library and choose the style you need.

Open word. Go to the EndNote tab at the top of the page.

Click on the tab and see the EndNote add-on.

Make sure the EndNote library style and the Word Style match.

Begin typing.

When you come to the spot where you want to insert a reference, select the "insert citation" magnifying glass to find the reference you wish to cite or simply use EN: go to EndNote and look for it.

Either way, select the reference you want and choose "insert."

In an in-text citation style (APA in this case) the in-text citation will look like this:

     In contrast to President Coolidge’s celebrated taciturnity, his wife possessed an easy social manner (Ferrell, 2008).

The bibliography will look like this:

     Ferrell, R. H. (2008). Grace Coolidge : the people's lady in Silent Cal's White House. Lawrence, Kan.: University Press of Kansas.

Note that EndNote is building the list of works cited along with the citation. If you want to keep the list out of the way, put a page break in before the first bibliographic reference.

For a footnote style, like Chicago 17th: 

Open your EndNote Library and set the style to Chicago 17th. 

Open Word, go to the EndNote add-in and make sure Chicago 17th appears in the Style: box.

Begin Writing. When you come to place where you need to insert a footnote, use the references tab in Word and choose "Insert Footnote."

Go to the EndNote add-in and find the reference you need, either with the "Insert citation" magnifying glass search or with the EN Go to EndNote icon.

Choose the citation and choose insert.

The reference will appear as a footnote at the bottom of the page. A list of references will built, too. Use a page break to send it to the end of your document.

This video introduces the Cite While You Write (CWYW) tool for EndNote 20, but it is helpful for EndNote 21 as well:

Introduction to EndNote 20 basics - using Cite While You Write (CWYW) tool

To add page numbers to a reference in your paper, go to the EndNote Tab.

Go to Edit and Manage Citations.

 

 

 

Begin typing your manuscript. When you want to insert a reference, go to EndNote.

And Edit and manage citations.

 

 

 

Simple citation

Followed by your bibliography

 

 

The reference with page numbers:

EndNote: Google Docs CWYW

 

Article from https://support.clarivate.com/Endnote/s/article/Google-Docs-CWYW?language=en_US 

Jul 20, 2023•Article

Our best-in-class Cite While You Write tool makes it easy to insert your EndNote references into Google Docs document. Cite While You Write automatically creates, formats, and reformats in-text citations and reference lists. EndNote Cite While You Write add-on now has a native integration with Google Docs and is the perfect tool for collaboration with your research colleagues. It allows you to pool your references with your collaborators' references. Cite Wile You Write has a direct integration with your EndNote 21 Web account.

To add EndNote Cite While You Write add-on in Google Docs via Marketplace:

You can use the following link:

https://workspace.google.com/marketplace/app/endnote_cite_while_you_write/948545547135

• Click Install.
• Review T&Cs and privacy policy and click Continue to proceed
• Sign into your Google account and allow Cite While You Write to access

• Open EndNote Cite While You Write Extension – Open link may take a moment to appear, this is a function of Google

 Note: Security alert emails will be sent to the email account associated with Google account; these are standard to notify access was granted to CWYW. Users may review activity and take action.


You can also do a search for the Add-on:

• Open Google Docs
• Navigate to Extensions
• Click Add-ons and select Get add-on

• Search for: EndNote or EndNote Cite While You Write

• Click on the EndNote Cite While You Write
• Click Install

 

• Review T&Cs and privacy policy and click Continue to proceed
• Sign into your Google account and allow Cite While You Write to access

• Open EndNote Cite While You Write Extension – Open link may take a moment to appear, this is a function of Google

 Note: Security alert emails will be sent to the email account associated with Google account; these are standard to notify access was granted to CWYW. Users may review activity and take action.

 Important: For customers to log into CWYW in Google Docs, they must have an EndNote 21 web account.