Transfer References from Zotero to EndNote

Are you tired of manually entering references into your citation manager? Fortunately, transferring references from Zotero to EndNote is a relatively straightforward process. In this article, we will walk you through the steps to import references from various databases and platforms into EndNote.

Databases Available for Import

EndNote allows you to import references from selected databases, including the Cochrane Library (Rutgers University Libraries) and MEDLINE via Ovid (Rutgers University Libraries). If your database is not listed, you can select RefMan RIS as an alternative option.

Importing References

To start the import process, open EndNote online or desktop. In the Import Option drop-down menu, select the database from which you exported the records. For example, if you used MEDLINE via Ovid, choose Reference Manager (RIS) as your import option.

Next, click on the Choose File button and navigate to the location where your import file is saved. Select the file and click Open. The references will now be imported into EndNote and saved to the folder you selected or the Unfiled folder.

Additional Options

Before importing your references, you may want to customize your import settings by selecting options from the Import Option drop-down menu, such as Duplicates and Text Translation. You can also choose to open the file in a different citation manager if needed.

Tips for Easy Reference Transfer

When transferring references from Zotero to EndNote, it's essential to remember the name of the database or platform you used to search. This will ensure that your references are correctly categorized and organized within your citation manager.

With these simple steps, you can easily transfer references from Zotero to EndNote, saving you time and effort in managing your research papers and citations.

Transfer references from zotero to endnote