When you add your first citation in Word, Zotero will open a list of citation styles. Choosing APA7, for example, will mean the citations are automatically in (Author, Year) and format. If you need to, you can then manually change it to Author (Year). NB: I usually leave this bit until the end, but that's just my preference.
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Very helpful 😸
Excellent and illustrative video! I knew Zotero was integrated with Word and GDocs, but I see that it can be integrated with other research tools.
In Word, can you change the in-text citation to an author-date format instead?
Yes, you need to choose a document style that is author-date for zotero. Mine is typically set to ACS which is a superscript.
When you add your first citation in Word, Zotero will open a list of citation styles. Choosing APA7, for example, will mean the citations are automatically in (Author, Year) and format. If you need to, you can then manually change it to Author (Year). NB: I usually leave this bit until the end, but that's just my preference.