How to import references

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Import the references per type: Book, Book section, Edited book, Journal article, Report, Other.

  1. Export the references from Endnote: File=>export. Choose as output style: tab delimited and as type: rtf format
  2. Read the rtf file in wordpad and save it as a text file. These steps preserve the non-ANSI codes.
  3. Open the file in Textpad and make sure that all data of a reference record are on the same line
    • In Textpad you can remove newlines where the next line does not start with a number as follows:
    • Find with regular expression is checked: \n\([^0123456789]\) and replace with: , \1
    • Check the result and save
  4. Read the textfile into excel with the import text function
  5. Insert an empty column at the left ( first column)
  6. Insert an empty row at the top and fill in as header:
    • first column: Label
    • Author column: Author
    • Year column: Year
  7. Use the parseReference macro to generate the labels
  8. Labels must be unique, so check labels that are ambiguous
  9. Rename the header of the first column Label to Title
  10. per type the headers must be assigned the correct values:

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Links

http://unisa.libguides.com/content.php?pid=224578&sid=2908837 for exporting references http://www.ehow.com/how_12014808_open-tab-delimited-files-excel.html