Changing citation number appearance

I am using X7 with MS Word 2013.  Normally when I start a new document and insert some citations, EndNote inserts a numbered superscript character and formats it as a blue, underlined, hyperlink that I can click to jump to the bibliography.

I started a new document recently that relies on a fair amount of “cut and paste” from other documents.  When I try to insert new EndNote links I get the superscripted number, and it is clickable, but it does not format in the typical underlined blue hyperlink style.  Looking at my other documents, the superscript are just formatted as “normal” style in word so I suspect the formatting must be inherited from some setting in EndNote.

I can see in the style editor where there are options for formatting the citation template but while I see choices for superscripting, font, bold, underline and a bunch of other attributes, I don’t see how to format it for hyperlinked blue.

No, I never “cut and paste” EN citations.  I have been there, done that, and gotten both the t-shirt and corrupt document.:stuck_out_tongue:

The trick was to click the little “underline linked in-text citation” tick box you referenced on the ribbon; that fixed me up in a few seconds.  The challenge is finding some of the settings!

Thanks for the help, I was losing my hair.

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@leanne wrote:

See, I could have stopped after the first paragraph then!  

 

but the rest of your explanations are helping me. 

Thank you! 

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