Why & How to Learn EndNote

Step 1: Setup EndNote software
Step 2: Begin an EndNote Library

Step 3: Checking Styles & References

Step 4: Importing references 
Step 4a: Importing from OneSearch
Step 4b: Importing from a Database 

Step 5: Managing your EndNote Library

Step 6: Using Endnote with MS Word
Step 6a: Adding references in Word
Step 6b: Editing references in Word

Optional Learning Path Steps
Organising your references

Working + full-text PDFs 

Other EndNote import methods
 

Watch this short video (2:18 min) Edit a citation explaining how to amend a citation in your document. This is especially important to avoid corrupting your document.

Note: Manual editing can corrupt your document, so you MUST use the Edit & Manage Citation(s) to edit your in-text citations, to delete in-text citations (this also removes the entry from the reference list). Likewise, you MUST edit a reference using Edit Library Reference or by opening the reference in your EndNote library. 

Edit a citation from EndNote Essential Training by David Rivers

If you need to remove a citation entirely, it's very important that you don't do this manually, but through the Edit & and Manage Citations tool in  the EndNote tab in Word.

1. In Word highlight the in-text citation you wish to edit or delete.

2. Select EDIT & MANAGE CITATION(S) in the Word EndNote toolbar.

3. In the popup box, click on the EDIT REFERENCE button next to the citation to be changed and select REMOVE CITATION from the pull-down menu.