How to export a EndNote libray to a MEDLINE/RIS file format

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PuMed offers an option to add references to a bibliography using a file, which is obviously more convenient than entering each reference manually. I am talking about references  which are not in PubMed.

The file needs to be a MEDLINE or RIS formatted one.

EndNote allows exporting a library (or part of it) in any format, but surprisingly, there doesn’t seem to be any way to export it in either a MEDLINE or RIS formatted file.

I can’t possibly be the first one to be facing this problem, but I failed to find any help on this issue in the forums (there is only one thread about this topic, and it basically ends up with the advice: write you own style.

thread link: community.thomsonreuters.com/t5/EndNote-Styles-Filters-and/Medline-Output-Style-help-requested/m-p/35263

4 years later, is that still the case? I have tried to export from endnote in different styles, but PubMed refuses to interpret these bibliography files.

Thanks in adance for any pointers.

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Have tried using Endnote’s “Refman (RIS) Export” output style to export your Endnote library as an RIS-formatted file. (Go to the Endnote toolbar and select Edit >Output styles >Open Style Manager. Scroll down the list in the Style Manager dialog box and select Refman (RIS) Export.)

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The Refman style worked like a charm.

Thanks a bunch!

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Hi

When I try to save ris file as export/ it saved as text document&?

How to save it as ris ??

Tanks