How to Apply A Hanging Indent (indent second onward) to a Bibliography in Microsoft Word
You can follow Microsoft's explanation here (https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/create-a-hanging-indent-7bdfb86a-c714-41a8-ac7a-3782a91ccad5) or follow the simple screenshot sequence given below.
Remember, you need to have the bibliography already selected (Click-and-drag to select the bibliography) before proceed with the steps seen below.
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