1. Move the cursor to the position where you want to insert the reference, and then select Insert-Footnote and Endnote from the menu.
2. Select "endnote" in the dialog box, and "section end" is suggested for the location, and the numbering format is "1, 2,3".
3. After confirmation, insert a superscript "1" here, and the cursor will automatically jump to the end of the article, which is preceded by a superscript "1", which is where the first reference is entered.
4. Change the format of the superscript "1" at the end of the text to normal (remember to change the format, not delete it and re-enter, and you can select all the references to be inserted after insertion), and then enter the references to be inserted afterwards.
5. Double-click "1" in front of the reference, and the cursor will return to the place where the reference was inserted in the article content. Insert an endnote at the next place where you want to insert a reference according to the above method, and a "2" will appear (Word has automatically sorted it for you), and continue to enter the reference to be inserted.
6. After quoting all the references, you will find that there is a short horizontal line in front of the first reference (which can only be seen in page view). If a spread is referenced, there will also be a long horizontal line in the spread. You cannot select or delete these rows. This is the sign of endnotes, but the format of general scientific papers cannot have such lines and must be deleted.
7. In word20 10, select Draft view mode, and then click Citation-Show Notes. ) In the endnote multi-selection box at the bottom of the document, select the endnote separator, delete it when a horizontal line appears, and set the line spacing of carriage return to multiple line spacing, with a value of 0.06. (Do the same for the Endnote Continuation Delimiter.)