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RefWorks/EndNote and Library Search

How to export results from the Library Search into RefWorks or EndNote

  • Select the items you wish to export by clicking on the star next to the title. 
  • Click 'My Favourites' at the top of the screen. 
  • Tick the boxes next to the items you wish to export and click on the drop-down menu titled 'Select how to save'. 
  • Choose 'Push to RefWorks or 'Push to Export RIS' (for EndNote) and click Go.
  • The items will then be imported into RefWorks or EndNote.
Good Practice Tip: We recommend you check the references and edit them to ensure the correct information is in the correct fields.




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