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EndNote X9 for PC

What are filters?

Most databases allow you to directly export your search results into your EndNote Library (see Export Directly from Online Databases).

A few databases require you to save your database search results as a text (.txt) file, and then to import that file into EndNote using filters.

EndNote comes with a range of filters, you may download specific filters from below:

Downloading & Using a Import filter

To download a filter:

  1. Use the above link to go to EndNote Import Filters page
  2. Choose the filter and click Download
  3. It will open inside your EndNote program
  4. Click on File > Save As
  5. Click Save
  6. Close the filter.

This will save it in the appropriate directory on your computer. Usually this will be Documents >EndNote Filters.

Make sure the EndNote folder locations match where you are saving the filters. In EndNote select Edit > Preferences > Folder Locations > Filter Folder.

Once you have saved your text file from a database, you will then need to import that text file into your EndNote Library.

  1. Open your EndNote Library
  2. Click on File > Import > File or click the Import icon
  3. Click Choose from the pop up box to browse your computer to find the text (.txt) file you have saved from your database search
  4. Choose the appropriate filter from the Import Option
  5. Click Import.

Watch: Importing using a filter

This is an EndNote Training production published on Jun 13, 2017.  It shows how to download text files from PubMed, then import them to EndNote. This method supports importing up to thousands of records at once, if needed.

MQ Factiva filter for PC

Provider: Macquarie University Library.

Click on the Download filter button below to download the MQ amended Factiva Filter for PC.

To export records from Factiva into Endnote, please see step by step instructions on our Import Factiva Records page.
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