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# Graham biblatex demo

Yes, you can export your bibliography from RefWorks for use in Overleaf. You'll need to [log into RefWorks](https://refworks.proquest.com/), select the references you’d like to use, and export them as BibTeX data saved to file with a `.bib` extension.

To add the `.bib` file to your Overleaf project:

* [Upload the `.bib` file manually](/latex/knowledge-base/088-including-images-on-overleaf.md) to your Overleaf project.
* Save it to cloud storage (e.g., Google Drive) and use its file-sharing URL to upload it to Overleaf.

The following articles explain how to upload files to Overleaf using file-sharing URLs:

* [How can I upload files from Google Drive?](/latex/knowledge-base/051-how-can-i-upload-files-from-google-drive.md)
* [How to upload a file using an external URL](/latex/knowledge-base/081-how-to-upload-a-file-using-an-external-url.md)

### How to add a bibliography to your document

After uploading your `.bib` file, you can use various bibliography packages to cite your references and typeset a bibliography. The following example demonstrates the [`natbib` package](https://ctan.org/pkg/natbib?lang=en), which is a common choice:

```latex
\documentclass{article}  % Use the standard article class
\usepackage[numbers]{natbib}  % Load natbib with numeric citations

\begin{document}

Here is a citation example \citep{sample_ref}. % Cite a reference in parentheses

\bibliographystyle{plainnat}  % Choose a bibliography style
\bibliography{references}  % Use the .bib file named "references.bib"

\end{document}
```

## Further reading

If you’d like to further explore topics related to using bibliographies in LaTeX, the following Overleaf articles may be of interest:

* [Using bibliographies on Overleaf](/latex/knowledge-base/145-using-bibliographies-on-overleaf.md)
* [Bibliography management in LaTeX](/latex/more-topics/05-bibliography-management-in-latex.md)
* [Bibliography management with natbib](/latex/references-and-citations/02-bibliography-management-with-natbib.md)
* [Bibliography management with biblatex](/latex/references-and-citations/03-bibliography-management-with-biblatex.md)
* [Bibliography management with bibtex](/latex/references-and-citations/01-bibliography-management-with-bibtex.md)
* [How to search for references in an Overleaf project](/latex/knowledge-base/076-how-to-search-for-references-in-an-overleaf-project.md)
* [How to link Mendeley to your Overleaf account](/latex/knowledge-base/070-how-to-link-mendeley-to-your-overleaf-account.md)
* [How to link Zotero to your Overleaf account](/latex/knowledge-base/073-how-to-link-zotero-to-your-overleaf-account.md)


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