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Table referred to but not reproduced in the text: Retrieved from Roy Morgan Single Source New Zealand database. Percentage of men and women who have bought fruit and vegetable products in the last four weeks, April- December, 2015. Copyright 2015 by Roy Morgan New Zealand Ltd. wc = weighted count, shown in thousands v% =vertical percentage, showing which % of the column group also belongs to the row group h% = horizontal percentage showing which percentage of the row group also belongs to the column group. Percentage of Men and Women Who Have Bought Fruit and Vegetable Products in the Last Four Weeks Note Format : note below a table Note. General notes, including definitions of abbreviations. MAT= moving annual total, From ACNielsen Market Information Digest New Zealand .Copyright 2010 by The Nielsen Company. Sales of Take Home Ice Cream in New Zealand Consider readability (section 5.17, p 141).

Tables may be submitted either single or double spaced.

Appropriately positioned white space can be an effective substitute.

Limit the use of lines to those that are necessary.

For specific and probability note (section 5.16, p 138).

Include a copyright statement at the end of the note.

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Place directly below the table, the word "Note" in italics with a full stop, for example: Note.

Brief but clear and explanatory, in italics and with major words capitalized with no full stop.

Place directly above the table itself and below the table number.

Each table must be referred to in the text, using a capital T, for example.

Number tables sequentially (i.e.if you have more than one table in your writing) e.g.

Any type of illustration other than a table is referred to as a figure. Tables usually show numerical value or textual information and are almost always characterized by a row-column structure. Note. Reprinted from Employment relations in New Zealand (p 98), by E.

When permission has been granted, you should include "Reprinted with permission" in the Notes or Captions under the reproduced tables, figures and images. Check the terms on websites/books/journals carefully, contact the copyright owner if you are uncertain the terms. Some copyright owners (authors, publishers) allow you to reproduce images for educational use without obtaining permission provided that full credit is given to the copyright owner.

If you have reproduced any copyright material, such as tables, figures and images of artworks, in your thesis, you should get permission from copyright owners. Your thesis/dissertation/exegesis will be made available online on Tuwhera Open Theses. Reproducing tables and figures (images) in theses/dissertations/exegeses

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Sections 5.01-5.30 in the Publication manual of the American Psychological Association, 6th edition (pp 125–167)

There are different rules for citing Tables and Figures. It is important to use appropriate citations when including a figure or a table from another source in your work.

A Figure is any type of illustration (chart, graph,photograph, drawing maps.

Tables are numerical values or text displayed in rows and columns.

The examples given here are based on the guidelines available in the APA manual for citing Tables & Figures. Any image or illustration in APA is treated as either a Table or a Figure.