One of my faculty members is interested in using EndNote for a systematic review he’s working on. He’s been using Microsoft Access, but is thinking about making the switch. He would still need to use Access.
Is it possible to export references from an EndNote library or the whole library itself into Microsoft Access? And if so, how? Thank you.
I imagine MS Access has “Tab delimited text” import function. Endnote has “Tab delimited” output style to export all the references.
That should do the job (probably).
Best regards,
Bob Gear wrote a treatise on this awhile back. I found it here:
http://www.swan.ac.uk/media/Media,9117,en.pdf
Message Edited by Leanne on 10-25-2008 02:25 PM
Hi,
I’ve followed the instructions given by R.W. Gear. I was successful in exporting/importing Endnote2Access, but the reverse process Access2Endnote imported only 29 out of 5950 references. Is there anybody who could take a look at my (attached) file? What have I done wrong? Thanks in advance!
F.
P.S. I can’t upload the txt file (also too large, 979kb). I can send it by e-mail.
Message Edited by fpehar on 05-05-2009 07:57 PM