I’ve just changed over from Reference Manager to EndNote 20. I organize the papers I enter into the database by record number. With RefMgr I was able to search for a set of citations within my citation database by listing the respective papers’ record numbers on one line, with each record number separated by a comma. I’ve not been able to find a way to do this with EndNote 20, instead I’m having to enter a single paper’s record number per search line on the All Refernces tab. So for a statement I want to support by 5 citations within a paper I’m writing, I have to now enter each of the papers’ record number into a separate search criteria line for a total of 5 lines where in RefMgr I had to only enter the 5 citation record numbers into a single window, separaterd by a comma.
Any advice or recommendation will be greatly appreicated.
Leanne, thanks for the reply. Though I haven’t gotten to the point of uploading and downloading sets of references, I did make notes on your suggestion and will keep this in mind when moving references around. With respect to my main question, I think I may have not stated it clearly. I’ve attached a .JPG image to show you an example of what I’m trying to do and what was a routine, straightforward operation with Reference Manager. When I submit a string of references to search for within my database using the Record Number as their search criterion, EndNote tells me the reference(s) is not found. However, if I list each of the same Record Numbers into a separate search lines the system will find every citation l entered. Is there a way to make what I’ve shown in the attached image work within EndNote 20?
