How can I use the following citation types within the same document?
(Author , year) and Author(year)
Thanks in advance
Lovi
You can do this easily with EndNote X5 for Windows. Using the CWYW tools in MS Word, insert an in-text citation using an ‘author-date formatting style’ - such as APA 6th - the default format will be (Author, year) - then use the Edit Citation options to change to the Author (year) form where desired. See the attached screen shot.
I hope this helps.
Jason Rollins, the EndNote team
Here are some examples (if that’s what you’re asking):
When the format is: (Author, Year)
● Many agreed with the coroner’s finding that Humpty Dumpty’s death was accidental and not a murder (Goose, 1930).
● The coroner noted it was “just an unfortunate accident” (Goose, 1930, p. 32).
When the format is: Author (Year)
● M. Goose (1930) provided a thorough compilation of many so-called “criminal acts” involving noted fairy-tale characters.
● According to M. Goose (1930), the coroner, Dr. Undertaker, stated in no uncertain terms, “For Pete’s sake, it was just an accident” (p. 45).