As you add references to your RefWorks library, they appear in the All References section.
By default, your references are not shown in a specific style. You don't need to add a style at this point to create your reference list. However, if you would like to view them in your preferred style:
When your references are in Citation View, you may see two icons within your references - a yellow exclamation mark in a triangle or a blue question mark in a circle. These are prompts from RefWorks that information might be missing.
In practice, this is not entirely accurate. RefWorks will sometimes request information that is not required for your particular referencing style.
This is why it's really important to understand your referencing style before using RefWorks - you need to know what information is required so you can make edits. If you aren't sure, check Cite Them Right to see what pieces of information are required for a reference.
Whether you see a mistake yourself or you are prompted by RefWorks to add information, you will need to edit your references once they are in your library.
Sometimes RefWorks can make mistakes - information might be missing or in the wrong place. You are responsible for the content of your final work and it's up to you to check that the information is correct.
If you're not sure what your reference should look like, you can go to the Cite Them Right platform to see examples of references in your chosen style.
You can organise your references into RefWorks. This is helpful if you like to organise your references into topics or pieces of work.
Note: You will always find all of your references in the All References section even if they are also in a specific folder.