From the Import Option box, select the option for Endnote Import. Upload the saved file to the Import File box.
If this fails, open Endnote and go to File > Import > File. Try right clicking on the file and this may send the file directly to Endnote. Run a search > Click the star next to each reference you want to export > Click on My Library on the left hand side of the screen > Select the references you want to export, click the download button and choose the Endnote option. To export multiple references: Sign into your Google account. Mark desired references by selecting the blue folder icon > Click on Folder View on the right-hand side > Click the checkbox to Select/deselect all > Click Export > Select Direct export in RIS Format > Click Save Mark desired references > Click Export> Select Reprint/Medlars from the Export To box> Select the option for Complete Reference>Click Export Citations> Save as a text file and import into EndNote Online using the appropriate database filter. If the database is not displayed, select Other Filters and find the database. From the Import Option box, select the database you have searched, i.e. Open Endnote and go to File > Import > File. Mark desired references > Click Export> Select Reprint/Medlars from the Export To box> Select the option for Complete Reference>Click Export Citations> Save as a text file. RIS file and the references should be automatically imported into Endnote.
Mark desired references > Click Export> Select RIS from the Export To box> Select the option for Complete Reference>Click Export Citations> This will save the file. There is no need to open it but you may need to save it depending on your browser > Open your EndNote Online account > Click Collect > Import references > Select RefMan RIS as the import option. If this filter is not displayed, select Other Filters and find the filter. From the Import Option box, select the option for RefMan RIS.
Mark desired references > Select the Cite button and select the RIS option and Continue.
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