Look through your style manual for instructions on using a similar format such as citation styles for electronic resources, electronic references, web pages, or tables.For example data providers like OECD and repositories like ICPSR and Dryad offer guidance for formatting citations to the hundreds of datafiles they host or produce. Check to see if the publisher or distributor of your dataset provides suggestions for citing their data.Tips for finding additional citation guidance: data file, database, CD-ROM, computer software Date accessed online (Note: APA does not require this).URL or DOI - the unique identifier if the data set is onlineĬertain styles may also ask for additional information such as:.Publisher - entity (organization, database, archive, journal) responsible for hosting the data.Title or description - complete title or if no title exists, you must create a brief description of the data, including time period covered in the data if applicable.Date of publication - the year the dataset was published, posted or otherwise released to the public (not the date of the subject matter).Author or creator - the person(s), organization, issuing agency or agencies responsible for creating the dataset.Citations for data or statistical tables should include at least the following pieces of information, which you will need to arrange according to the citation style you use. Data and statistical tables contain unique elements not specifically addressed by most citation styles. When you use numeric datasets or a prepared statistical table you must cite where you retrieved the information. Campus Maps & Directions Find our libraries on campus.Library Computers Find and use computer stations at both libraries.News & Events Stay up-to-date on library events.Digital Scholarship Upgrade your digital skills.Teaching Support Consult with us on your next assignment.Online Journals Locate a journal by its title.Open Access Learn about OA policies and publishing.Faculty & Graduate Services Learn about how we support your work.Borrow Tech & Equipment Laptops, cameras, mics, and more.Special Collections Find and use our unique collections and archives.Media Collection & Desk Borrow films, music, and digital equipment.Our Collections Digital collections, video games, maps, and more.Start Your Research Learn how to use library resources.Sign In from Off-Campus Access books, articles, and other online materials from off-campus.Cite Your Sources Get help with citation basics.Get Research Help Contact the library with your questions.Recommended Resources Find the best databases for your classes.Interlibrary Loan: Borrow from other libraries Borrow items from libraries worldwide.Databases A - Z Continue your research with more databases.Course Reserves Set up reserves or find course materials.UC Library Search Books, articles, and more.
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