If you want to import references into an EndNote library from Google Scholar or My NCBI, follow the steps below:
Google Scholar (Importing Individual References)
If you are importing individual references from Google Scholar:
- Go to Google Scholar.
- Click on Settings near the top of the page.
- Under Bibliography Manager, select Show links to import citations into
- From the pull-down menu, select EndNote.
- Click Save.
- This will tag each Scholar reference with an Import into EndNote link.
Google Scholar (Importing an Entire Page of References)
If you are logging into a Google account to export an entire page of references:
- Save the Google Scholar file.
- Change the file suffix from .enw to .txt.
- With the EndNote library open, go to File -> Import.
- Select the .txt file.
- Make sure Import Options is set to EndNote Import.
- Click Import.
If that does not work, try using the RIS filter as the Import Option and follow the same process as above.
My NCBI
- Go to PubMed.
- Click My NCBI in the upper right corner of the page.
- Log into My NCBI.
- Click on Manage My Bibliography at the bottom of the My Bibliography box.
- Select All or just the desired reference(s) by clicking in the box(es) next to the reference(s).
- Click on Send to -> Citation Manager at the top right of the screen.
- Make sure you select the appropriate Number to Send in the drop box. This will work for up to 200 citations.
Additional Help
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