Using Vividata

In most tables, you will have more than one variable; choose the variable that most closely describes your initial research question (what you were trying to find out). The following are examples of how you would cite data from a Vividata table using APA style.

In-text Citation

(Vividata, 2018)

References List

Vividata. (2018). Candy/snacks - chewing gum - prsnlly chewed past 6 mths. Retrieved from https://vividata.ca/

Notes

• Use this citation style when citing data from a table or elsewhere. Use the citation style below if you are reprinting a table from this source in your work.
• Change the title and date in the examples below to reflect your own context. Use the date from the Time period as indicated in the table.
• Provide the URL of the publisher's home page (in this case Vividata). Do not provide the direct URL to the data.

If you are reprinting a table from Vividata, you would place the following reference directly below the table (using APA style):

Note. Adapted from Candy/snacks - chewing gum - prsnlly chewed past 6 months, by Vividata, retrieved from https://vividata.ca/ Copyright 2018, Vividata

Notes

• If the table is copied exactly from Vividata, use the term "reprinted" in place of "adapted." Use "adapted" if you have altered the table.
• Note that the punctuation, and the order of title, author, etc., is different when citing a table than when citing text.
• Provide the URL of the publisher's home page (in this case Vividata).
• Do not provide the direct URL to the table. Include a copyright statement.