Hello, I want to submit a new paper to an Elsevier journal and I realised they are using the Harvard (with titles) Referencing which is found in the link below :
https://citationsy.com/styles/elsevier-harvard
My problem is that I do not find this style in Endnote and I do not know how to cite book sections or webpages.
Does anyone knows
- how to find an equivalent style in Endnote
OR
- where to find the variables to be used for book sections or webpages in order to copy paste them in an existing style
Many thanks for your help,
Laure
Hi @leanne, thanks a lot for your quick reply. Actually I am about to submit a paper to Environment International (Elsevier). There is a style in Endnote corresponding to this journal but unfortunately there are informations missing like how to reference webpages, thesis, databases, conference proceedings or podcasts (which I all need). And I would also need DOIs at the end. I might adapt this style using the styles you provided. What do you think ?
I also checked in the Environment International journal itself and they are not using the same style as the “Environment Intl” style in Endnote. Actually they rather use the style that I mentionned in my first message with the year after the author name (this one)
Hello,
Actually, my question would rather be, what is the most common reference style in Endnote which would look similar to this ?
In the document you attached, it looks like Name–date (Harvard) style (Style 2). But I do not find it in Endnote. I have tried all Harvard styles in Endnote and they do not match. I also tried to take famous Elsevier journals as example but their styles are not fully entered in Endnote. Now my question would rather be, is there a way to search in Endnote only for the styles which are completely filled (where styles are entered for any document type : podcast, conference, webpage …) ?
@Leanne, many thanks, sorry for your relative 
