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OPTION 1: Save and export results using a free EBSCO account

• Run your search in the desired EBSCO database
• Click the folder icon (Add to project) next to each citation you want to save. NOTE: If you're not logged in, you’ll be prompted to sign in or create a free My EBSCOhost account.
• Select the project or create a new one
• Click Projects under My dashboard to view your saved items
  • Select the items you want to export (You may need to scroll down to show more items)
  • Click the Export button (usually located at the top or right side of the page)
• In the Export Manager, select Export in RIS Format
• Follow the standard process to import into EndNote

OPTION 2: Use Save Functionality (no EBSCO account needed)

Use this option if you want to avoid creating a MyEBSCO account. 

• Run your search in the desired EBSCO database
• Click the bookmark icon (Save) next to each citation you want to save
• Click Saved under My dashboard
• Click the checkbox at the top of the page to select records, then click on the Export button
• Choose Export in RIS format
• Follow the standard process to import into EndNote

OPTION 3: Export up to 25,000 records (may require an EBSCO account)

Use this option if you wish to export ALL the results you found into a single file to import into EndNote 

• Run your search in the desired EBSCO database
• Go to the checkbox at the top of the page (near where the results number is shown)
• Click on the drop-down menu and select Export results (Up to 25,000)
  • NOTE: Depending on your location, you may be required to log in to your personal MyEBSCO account
• Fill in your email address
• Select the RIS format
• Click Send
• You should receive an email from support@ebsco.com within a few minutes containing a link to the file
• Click on the Download metadata button to save the RIS
• Follow the standard process to import into EndNote