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I am writing this post because I am currently a Doctoral student and have figured out how to modify MS Word to include APA 7th formatting. I am only providing this file and the necessary location for it for education purposes. If any installations of MS Office are corrupted as a result of using this file, I am not responsible to address or repair any issues.
That being said, I have been using this on my Office 2016 installation for just over a year. It is not complete, but is a start. I mostly use Journal Articles as references, but I am working on getting the rest of the common publication types up to the APA 7th standard. I also recommend that students and professionals use the APA 7th Ed. Publication Guide to check their work for accuracy before submitting for grading.
The following file will need to be placed in this location: C:\Users<your_login_name>\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Bibliography\Style
File URL: APASeventhEd.xsl
Once it is placed in the folder, restart MS Word and the style selection under the References tab should show APA7. I cannot verify this functionality for any other versions of Word. Feel free to reach out to me if you have any questions and I can help where possible. I know there are many students out there struggling because MS Word is behind on this standard.
Moderator's Note: This should be fixed by Microsoft, but nothing written here or on other forums is even seen by the people who can fix it. Use the feedback mechanisms to let them know that this is a problem, even if you can work around it. See https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/msoffice/forum/all/giving-feedback-on-microsoft-word-or-other/8df81a9b-84aa-46ef-bf88-24fb7fec96ba.
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I am very great full!!!