A word of caution about Google references, some information in Google records cannot be exported or are missing some data needed for a proper reference. If the reference is available in PubMed or another database it is recommended the references be exported to EndNote from one of those resources. Review EndNote references imported from Google to ensure data is in the relevant fields needed to get a proper citation.
To import reference from Google Scholar into EndNote, users need to first configure the Google Scholar settings to make the “Import into EndNote” option available in Google Scholar search results.
Once set you will now see an Import into Endnote option in your Google Scholar search results.
Internet browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Edge, etc.) works differently when exporting and downloading. In newer versions of Chrome look in the upper right of the browser window for the Downloads icon.
To bypass having to click on the downloaded file in the future right click on the downloaded file and select Always open files of this type. Now when exporting citations they will directly be exported to EndNote.
The citations will be exported into an open EndNote Library, and placed in EndNote’s Imported References group.
Other browsers may work differently. Note Apple’s Safari browser may not be compatible with EndNote
You can also export multiple Google Scholar references to EndNote at the same time.
Guide and videos tutorials from the creators of EndNote, Clarivate Analytics.
Contact a Rowan Librarian specializing in EndNote