 In your Word document, formatted citations contain hidden field codes indicated by grey shading. If you need to edit a citation, you must use the Edit Citations function in the site by your right toolbar. For example, you may want to exclude the author names from the brackets of an index citation as you are going to mention them as part of your sentence. To do this, select the citation, then click on Edit Citations in the toolbar. The selected reference will be highlighted. Tick the Exclude Author box, then click on OK. The reference will now be displayed without the author's names in the brackets, and you can type them into your sentence. In some cases, such as when you are using a direct quote, you may need to add a page number to an index citation. To do this, select the citation and click on Edit Citations. Enter the page number in the Pages field and click OK. The page number will be added with the appropriate formatting for your chosen style. If you need to delete a citation from your Word document, highlight the reference you want to delete, then click on Edit Citations. Click on the Edit Reference drop-down menu, and select Remove Citations. Click OK. The Intek citation and reference list entry will be removed from your document.