In some cases, your research will require that you make minor changes to a major citation style (APA, AMA, etc.). If this is the case, you are able to modify the output style so that all of your references adhere to the necessary changes.
For detailed instructions on this process, view the following document.
Editing references is easy!
Simply click the pencil and paper icon listed above and to the right of your reference title
From here you can add notes, change spellings, include a DOI, and many other options.
One way of arranging the data in your database is to organize it into folders. You can have a single reference in multiple folders -- no need to duplicate the reference. You can also have sub-folders of references.
There are a number of places where you can change the folder in which a reference is contained.
When you edit a reference in one folder those edits also appear when you view the reference in another folder (since you have only one copy of the reference itself!).
You can also have references that are not placed in any folder.
RefWorks comes with two folders set up, Last Imported and References Not In A Folder.
Note: You can see which folder(s) a particular reference is in by choosing the Show Folder Information option in the Customize area in RefWorks. The folder names will appear from all Views with the exception of One Line Cite view. Alternatively, you can open a record by clicking on the View icon 
and the folder name(s) will be displayed.
To manage your folders, click on the Organize & Share Folders or Organize tab (depending on your permissions set by your local administrator). TheOrganize & Share Folders area displays a list of folder names, the number of references in each folder and the total number of references in the database. From here you can create a new folder, create a sub-folder, rename a folder, delete a folder, clear the contents of a folder, and perform a duplicate check on a folder (or subfolder).
Creating a New Folder
Click the New Folder button.
Type the folder name and click Create.
The new folder appears in all of the folder lists throughout the program.
Click on the Organize & Share Folders tab (or Organize tab) from the main viewing area of RefWorks.
Locate the parent folder you wish to create the subfolder under.
Click the Folder 
icon to the right of the parent folder name.
Select Create Subfolder from the list of options.
Select a parent folder from the subfolder in the New Folder Name box.
Type the subfolder name and click Create.
The new folder appears in all of the folder lists throughout the program.
You can also create a subfolder by clicking on the New Folder button:
Click the New Folder button.
Click the Create Subfolder link.
Select a Parent folder from the drop-down list.
Enter the name of your subfolder in the New Folder Name box.
Click the Create button.
Your subfolder is displayed below the parent folder and is slightly indented. You can expand and collapse subfolders by clicking on the triangle to the left of the parent folder name.
You can also edit how references appear in your list and folders. To change the appearance of references, use the drop down menu under Change View.
Standard View includes
buttonOne Line/ Cite View includes
Full View includes