Looking at your text RIS files (Google Scholar, Expanded Academic ASAP, Science Direct) shows the data tags require creating an Endnote import filter that specifically addresses the unique data tags within each file. There’s a mismatch between the data tags in the import filters you been using and the text RIS files – that’s why nothing is being imported.
I’ve created two import filters for Google Scholar and Expanded Academic ASAP which work (refer to attached image) and will create a third import filter for Science Direct. However, creating a filter based on a single record doesn’t allow for adequate testing to account for possible variations of tags and data within a range of records (and the coding delineation between records and end of records) within a range of records. Could you provide a sample of 5 to 10 records from each of the three databases? And the sample can include a variety of reference types (e.g. journal article, book, book section, etc.) if you tend to perform aggregated searches across reference types.
Refer to this threadfor information on exporting multiple references from Google Scholar.
