• Log in to EndNote Online.
• Search Primo.
• Click the EndNote button in the Primo post:

• The reference is now found in your EndNote Online library under Unfiled.

• Log in to EndNote Online.
• Perform a search in the database.
• Select references by clicking the blue folder next to the posts in your list of results:

• When you are done selecting references, click Folder in the menu at the top of the side:

• Click Export and choose Direct export to EndNote web:

• The references are now found in your EndNote Online library under Unfiled.

• Search PubMed and choose references.
• Click Send to above the list of results and choose Citation manager:

• Select Create a file:

• Go to your EndNote online account and choose Collect and Import references:

• Click Choose file and find your saved file.
• By Import option, choose PubMed (NLM).
• Choose where to save the references and click Import.

• Perform a search and choose your references.
• Click the three dots above the list of results and choose RIS:

• Select Continue in the dialogue box that opens.
• Go to your EndNote online account and choose Collect and Import references:

• Click Choose file and find your saved file.
• By Import option, choose RefMan RIS.
• Choose where to save the references and click Import.

• First, you need to change the settings in Google Scholar: Go to the three lines at the top left of the page and choose Settings.
• Under Bibliography manager, choose Show links to import citations into EndNote:

• Conduct your search. You can only import one reference at a time by clicking Import into EndNote:

• Go to your EndNote account and choose Collect and Import references.
• Choose file and select EndNote Import under Import option:

• Choose location for the file and click Import.

• Perform a search and choose references.
• Click Export above the list of results:

• Choose RIS Format:

• A dialogue box tells you to log in to your EndNote account:

• Your references will be found under Unfiled in your EndNote library.

Sometimes you have to create a reference manually. The information you have to add is information that is needed to create a full reference according to the style you are using, for example, APA or Vancouver.

• Click Collect and then the subheading New Reference. You should concentrate on the Bibliographic Fields since they are the important ones. Note! Since the fields are customised to fit many different reference styles, you will leave some of them blank. If you use APA, you can use the library's APA guide to see what information should be included in the reference.

• First, you have to select the Reference Type from the drop-down menu. The most common types are Journal Article, Magazine Article, Newspaper Article, Book, Book Section (e.g. a contribution/chapter in an edited book), Conference Paper, Report, Thesis, and Web Page:

• Remember that when entering author names you have to first write the last name followed by a comma, then the first name. You must also enter each name on a new line:

• When you have entered the necessary information, click Save:

• The newly created reference is then found in the Unfiled folder.

To have EndNote format a corporate author (for example an organization) correctly in your Word document, put a comma after the name. 

EndNote does not have a reference type that suits references to Swedish statutes to the letter. However, if you use the Web Page template and follow the following steps your reference will be correct.

• In the field for Author, write SFS followed by the statute's number. End with a comma. If you forget the comma, only SFS will show in your Word document and the number will be excluded.
• In the field for title, write the statute's title. 
• In the field for URL, paste the URL.
• Leave the rest of the fields blank. Publication year or retrieved date shall not be included.