English question, how to reference Appendix A?

[divx]

In a report/thesis, how do I reference something to Appendix A? In a paragraph I wrote, it's about major roads, I want to tell them to refer to Appendix A on the road system. Do I put this?

(see Appendix A)

is that it?

[Keyboard Cowboy]

That should be fine. You're referring to your own work anyways, so it's simple enough for them to flip back to Appendix A and find the information you're referring to. If you're worried you need further clarification (though you shouldn't), provide the page number as well.

[divx]

thanks, I just thought maybe there is a formal format I should follow

[Keyboard Cowboy]

No problem. When it comes to referencing OTHERS work, there's definitely a format to follow, and every teacher/professor will have their own preference. But this is referencing your own work, and as such, simply needs to be clear enough for your reader to find the appropriate information.

[divx]

well, it's not my work but same difference (company owned)

[squall458]

or u could put those extras into the Appendix and label each one according to what they are. If its a graph, call it Figure 1 and the reader would simply go to the appendix and look for Fig. 1. If its a table etc.