How to export to Endnote?

[Sabrine_Elkhodr]

Cant seem to workout how to export all of my references to Endnote despite trying all buttons and checking through the forum! Help! Im using Paperpile for all my written work but I also need to keep a backup of my Paperpile references externally.

[stefan]

Please go to Settings > Export

You can save your data as RIS file which EndNote should be able to read:

[Sabrine_Elkhodr]

Thanks!!!

[stefan]

It’s now possible to export a Google Document to Word/EndNote with all citations and references preserved:

Guide: Export a Google Document to Word/EndNote

Here's a short walkthrough how to export a Google Document with Paperpile citations to EndNote and Word. Paperpile uses unique citation codes for the in-text citations and saves the code as field "Label" in the corresponding RIS file with the reference data. So step (7) is crucial to tell EndNote how to match the citations in the Word file with the references in the RIS file. (1) Open "Export menu" in the add-on sidebar. (2) Export the document with "EndNote citation codes" (3) Export…

[Richard_McCrory]

I’m assuming that the RIS file will also work to export to RefWorks?

[stefan]

You can use the RIS files with any other program that supports it. Actually, we had RIS export for a very long time exactly for the reason that it’s universally supported.

Unfortunately there is no clear specification of how exactly a RIS should look like. We do our best to export a good RIS file but in the end it depends on the third party app what it does with it.