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How to Create a Bibliography in Word 2016

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were going to show you how to insert a bibliography or works cited page in Word 2016. Don't forget to check out our main channel for more free how-to videos! Join us on Facebook Our App To get started, go under the References tab and click Manage Sources. To create a bibliography, you will need sources to fill it. Click New to add a new source. After going through the source creation process, you need to insert the sources into the document. To do so, Click Insert Citations and choose the citation that fits the quote or passage. You should also make sure you have the right Style selected for the bibliography. Click Bibliography and choose the one you want. After inserted, you may edit it however you like. Below is an example of a Works Cite page edited to fit the format of the document
Date: 2023-07-08

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Comments and reviews: 3

Kamisha
This video just saved my graduate student studies life! Thank you for creating this. The video did go rather quickly, but after watch and doing it side by side, I know what to do now. Saving this video for later, just in case I forget. :)
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Posse
Chicago citations beware. Microsoft's 16th edition does not follow the correct format. The date is in the incorrect location.
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zwitter689
Could you go even a little bit faster then this whole thing is over in about 10 seconds - weak attempt at sarcasm here.
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