Answered By: Debra Oswald
Last Updated: Dec 10, 2014     Views: 64

Have only have a few citations to indent? Place your cursor at the first line you want to indent and hit Ctrl-T.

Want to create hanging indents for all your citations at one time?

  1. Select the citations to format.
  2. From the Home ribbon, click the paragraph arrow to open the paragraph dialog box.
  3. Under Indentation, choose Special.
  4. Select Hanging and set the indentation by 0.5"

Here's a quick video that shows the steps:

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