Most of our databases provide direct export of citations to RefWorks. Some exceptions include: Web of Science, Nexis Uni (formerly called Lexis Nexis), and SpringerLink.
1) From the results page, click CITE.
2) Click EXPORT TO REFWORKS.
1) Add books and other resources to your MY ITEMS list by clicking SAVE on each item record.
2) Click MY ITEMS on the top right corner of the screen.
3) SELECT ALL ITEMS and click CITE.
4) Click EXPORT TO REFWORKS.
1) From the results list, click the title link to navigate to the detailed record of the article.
2) On the right TOOLS menu, click EXPORT.
3) Make sure DIRECT EXPORT TO REWORKS is selected. Click SAVE.
1) From the results list, add articles to a folder by clicking the blue folder icon.
2) When all articles have been added to your folder, click the FOLDER button on the top navigation bar.
3) Select (☑) all articles and press EXPORT.
4) Make sure DIRECT EXPORT TO REFWORKS is selected, and press SAVE.
1) From the results page, press CITE THIS ITEM.
2) Click EXPORT TO REFWORKS.
1) From the results list, select (✓) each article that you would like export.
2) Under the EXPORT SELECTED CITATIONS dropdown menu, click EXPORT TO REFWORKS.
1) From the item record, click CITE BOOK.
2) Under EXPORT CITATION, select REFWORKS.
1) From the results list, click EXPORT CITATION.
2) Under Citation Tools, select REFWORKS.
Web of Science does not support direct export to RefWorks, however, there is an easy work around. |
1) From the results list, click the Wabash FIND IT button.
2) On the Wabash "Find full text" page, click EXPORT TO REFWORKS.
Nexis Uni does not support direct export to RefWorks, but you can import citation information using an RIS file. RIS files are bibliographic citation files that are formatted for easy import into citation management tools (including RefWorks, EndNote, EasyBib, Zotero, and more) |
1) From the results list, select the items that you would like to export.
2) Select the Export Citations icon, which looks like three books standing next to each other.
3) Make sure RIS FILE FOR 3RD PARTY CITATION TOOL is selected, and click DOWNLOAD.
4) Save RIS File in a convenient location on your computer.
1) In RefWorks, select the +ADD button on the navigation bar, and select IMPORT REFERENCES.
2) Under IMPORT FROM FILE, click SELECT A FILE FROM YOUR COMPUTER. Then select the RIS file from where it's saved on your computer.
3) Verify that the RefWorks detects the RIS Format. Then select IMPORT.
4) If all is successful, your Import will be complete.You can access your citations in the last imported folder.
1) From the item detailed record, click CITE THIS ARTICLE.
2) Under CITE THIS ARTICLE, click DOWNLOAD CITATION.
1) In RefWorks, select the +ADD button on the navigation bar, and select IMPORT REFERENCES.
2) Under IMPORT FROM FILE, click SELECT A FILE FROM YOUR COMPUTER. Then select the RIS file from your computer.
3) Verify that the RefWorks detects the RIS Format. Then select IMPORT.
4) If all is successful, your Import will be complete.You can access your citations in the last imported folder.
From the results list, click on the article title, which will navigate you to the detailed record. Click on “EMAIL– EXPORT– PRINT,” and then select “EXPORT TO REFWORKS.”
1) Under the recording, click CITE.
2) From the EXPORT LIST, select REFWORKS, and press SEND.
From the results list, click the quotation (") icon. Then in the CITE window, select REFWORKS.
If you are unable to export or import a citation, you can always enter the citation information manually. |
Under +ADD the tab, click CREATE NEW REFERENCE. Select the Reference type, and then type in the bibliographic information where applicable.