Simply replace the text ‘From' with 'Adapted from' in the note below the image.

If the date or year of a publication is unknown, for example of a webpage, write “n.d.” for “no date”: Royal Mail. (n.d.). 1st and 2nd class stamps. Retrieved January 21, 2025, from https://shop.royalmail.com/postage-and-packaging/first-and-second-class-stamps If the publisher's name is missing, for example a self-published publication, omit this part of the reference: Morin, D. J. (2024). Algebra: For the enthusiastic beginner: Volume 1.

If there are two or more publishers or organisations, add them in the same order as in the publication separated by a semicolon (;): Committee for the Revision of the Netherlands Code of Conduct for Research Integrity. (2018). Netherlands Code of Conduct for Research Integrity. KNAW; NFU; NWO; TO2-federatie; Netherlands Association of Universities of Applied Sciences; VSNU. https://doi.org/10.17026/dans-2cj-nvwu

According to the 7th edition of the Publication Manual, the retrieval date for online sources is only mentioned if it is likely that the content of the webpage will be changed (e.g. a Wikipedia entry, social media).Because it is not always clear whether a web page could change, the Dutch APA Working Group recommends to include a retrieval date for all online sources, except for publications with a DOI link or publications from unique databases such as Nexis Uni.

It is not mandatory to make a URL clickable, but if your report is an electronic document it is recommended as a service to the reader. In applications such as Word and PowerPoint, links are automatically underlined and in a blue font, and in most cases they turn purple after they have been clicked on once. If you do not like this, you can remove the links' underline and/or change the colour. Consider what is most clear or organised for the reader. Make sure that the entire reference list is formatted in the same way (underlined yes or no, live...

Webpages are always subject to change, sometimes they even disappear. That is why you add a date of retrieval for webpages in the reference list. Do not remove online sources even if they are no longer available.

Just like the main text, an appendix can consist of a text, figures and tables. The in-text citation refers to it by first mentioning the letter of the Appendix and then the number of the figure or table. For example 'Figure A2' is the second figure in Appendix A. Use the letter A even if there is only one attachment. Start each figure or table in an appendix with number 1.

Just as in the main body of text, a table or figure in an appendix may be taken from an existing source. This source is mentioned in the same reference list as the sources referred to in the main body of text. No separate reference list is therefore created for the appendices, even if the reference list appears before the appendices. How you reference tables and figures depends on the original source. See the video APA guidelines - Images: tables and figures for more information. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CsYakRWCrXM