*UPDATE 2008/09/28*
There is a .xsl file available from http://www.codeplex.com/bibliography/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=15852 that will put the harvard style into Microsoft Office.
It supports AMA, Harvard and IEEE formats.
Original post:
I was doing a uni assignment for my MBA and i needed to do proper referencing *groan*
A light bulb went off in my head “hey office 2007 has a citation manager in it, lets go!”
It works rather well, it is very intuitive to insert in a new reference source. The only problem is after I had done all this work and then realised “hey, these references don’t look like how I did them in my thesis. Oh thats alright, the citation style was just set to APA, should be as easy as selecting Harvard from the pull down menu. WTF IT IS NOT THERE”
For some reason the Office 2007 developers left out the most widely used referencing style from their citation manager…. But I’ve found a dirty dirty hack for anyone else that needs help on how to do it
The Orthomy: Word 2007 – Citations
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hey cant u tell me how u did it…help…
Use a combination of APA and GHOST-Title for the appendix and references. Easy
Yeah sorry, the answer i found was in the URL that i posted
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Hi
I need it.
I download what you’ve been stated here but how can I install it.
I just run it and then I got a message from IE and then I said “Allow…..” and then and then… but nothing happened. I checked all references styles but still they are same. Thank you.
Thanks for this, I’m really happy that this worked!
To Rama and others: I clicked on the url at top of this site, saved the zip file ‘styles’ into the suggested file path, closed and re-opened Word, and hey-presto the extended list was there. Just gotta work out if I should use Harvard-Leeds or Harvard-Anglia! ( a much better problem to have!)
Hey Andrea
I would like to know the suggested file path in which u saved the styles zip file
I just did it to C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office12\Bibliography\Style
on Win Vista
Hi!
Any idea if there is a version for Office 2008 for Mac, I havent been able to find one, and Mac seem to make these things very complicated!
Many thanks
Ed
Cheers for this… pity I didn’t find a month ago!
can anyone post this .xls file anywhere as the website is not working.. plsssss
Here’s a direct link: http://bibword.codeplex.com/downloads/get/40238
The deadlinedue harvard reference generator allows you to generate citations by just entering the ISBN number or book title.
thanks a trilion……..it works absolutely fine….:)
this is perfect. thank you soooo much for those sheets!!!!!!!!!!
thx!
:))
My feelings the same!
thank you
Great, thanks thats awesome!
Under the Harvard style, there are many options such as the Harvard AGPS/ Anglia/ Exeter/ Leeds.
Which one of these fit the Harvard Style?
This has saved my bacon… Thank you so much, great that there is provisions for mac users! This has cut days off my work!
Great to hear it has helped!
Absolutely great!!! It seems the reason this was left out of Word was because they required students to learn strict referencing. It does annoy me that people have made an effort, complementing an Author or Journal, but get blasted for missing out a comma, full stop or forget to indent text; by assessors. The question is why could someone’s excellent report be downgraded by a missing comma of referencing, than the information regarding the report. It seems University Jobs worth s are more interested in referencing that the subject in particular. What an interesting existence for the authors who writes books on Citation punctuation, than normalising it into a normal form. I.e. (Journal, 2008, Andy Saunders),(Book, 2008, Andy Saunders) or (Web-page, 2008, Andy Saunders) and then the bibliography referring to any data obtained.
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How Awsome. Thanks!
Amazing! thanks so much 🙂
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its not working for me, i didnt have the folders bibliography>Styles and created it myself and inserted the styles folder into it, closed word and reopened, but still nothing coming up for me..
any suggestions would be great?
You will have a Bibliography folder, just be sure where you have installed your version of MS office……..even if you have installed on another drive, the C:\ MS office will still install certain bits even if install at a different location. Find the ms_office folder…if your not sure, use the search wizard within your START button. The correct directory tree should be ms_office/office12/Bibliography/Style which will start within your Program files directory or where you have installed it.
Link’s dead – here’s an Archived copy: http://web.archive.org/web/20090404002720/http://orthomy.com/2007/04/word-2007-citations.html
Hi.
What is the difference between harvard-anglia 2008 and harvard-EHU3? My task states that I have to use Harvard-EHU3 specifically.
you can add like this
it works…..
This is great. Thanks for sharing
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