Harvard referencing question

Is it (surname year)

Also how do you do intext referencing for websites ? For example I have used pages from the NHS, so would it be (NHS year) ?

And for the collection of referencing at the end, do I use;
( 1st name surname, initials ect....) or is it ( 1st name, initial of second name ect....)

Yes.


Yes, unless the web page lists a specific author, in which case you'd be back to (surname year).


By my current uni's Harvard format, it would be:

Author surname, Author Initial or Initials., Year.... Etc

So for a book by John S. Bloggs published in 2013, this gives you

Bloggs, J.S., 2013....

I've always used variations of Harvard and they have always used authors' initials only and never their full first name.

You do understand that if you have Word, it will do it all for you....

do explain please

Go to the reference tab

then click on Style (it is automatically set to APA) choose Harvard Anglia.

Then go to the Inset citation bit.

A dialogue box will appear with a drop down box at the top- Use this to fine the type of source you want to reference. (NOTE: some selections are named differently to what you would think, but it is easy to figure out what is needed.) (The name should automatically sort itself out, if not, manually do it in the way it should be.)

Fill in the boxes that are relevant (Use corporate Publisher when no name of person has been given: E.g The British Heart Foundation.)

Go to the Bibliography tab and choose the reference list selection.

When you are needing to put a citation in, use the same 'Insert Citation' box and choose from the list and it will then insert what is needed.

When needing to add a bibliography, click on the bibliography again and choose the Bibliography.

Hope this helps, if you need more help, I'll try and help.

Thanks