Before you can insert in-text citations or footnotes into your Microsoft Word documents you will need to ensure you have the EndNote Cite While You Write plugin installed.
If you are using EndNote desktop, DO NOT download and install the Cite While you Write plugin as it will already have been installed when you installed EndNote desktop.
You simply need to select the EndNote Web option in the toolbar in Microsoft Word:
For example, in Word 2016 for Mac the EndNote Online tab looks like this:
Download and install the Cite While You Write Plug-in for Microsoft Word
If you are working on a large document, it is a good idea to turn instant formatting off in Word before you start inserting citations, as this feature can be slow if you insert many citations:
To insert a citation into a Microsoft Word document:
You need to use Microsoft Word to insert the footnote and then insert a citation:
If you have Instant Formatting turned off in Microsoft Word, the citations will be inserted in unformatted mode for example:
{Coffrin, 2011, Smart Load Scheduling for Power System Restoration}
To format your citations and generate a bibliography: