The exported RIS file will appear in your downloads folder.: See ProQuest Guidance: How can I export all my search results? for detailed instructions. They will be available in the Saved Searches section of My Research.
Results are not downloaded immediately. Users may only request 2 exports per day. The option is only available if the total search results are 10,000 or less. Otherwise, the Export Results hyperlink will not appear. Researchers must have a ProQUest My Research account and be logged into it. On the results page, select the Share option, then "Email a link to download exported results" - see the detailed guide on Exporting large numbers of records from EBSCO databases.Įxport up to 10,000 records from ProQuest databases ( except those with records from ASFA - Aquatic Sciences & Fisheries Abstracts - see Natural Science Collection note below). Check the records and edit them if necessary.ĮBSCO only allows you to add 50 records to the Folder at any one time - so if you have a very large number of records you want to export there is an alternative option. Select and copy them to other groups as required. The references should appear in the Imported References group. In the Choose Destination window select EndNote then OK. On the pop-up at the bottom of the screen – click Open. CITAVI, EasyBib, EndNote, ProCite, Reference Manager, Zotero). 
Click Direct Export in RIS Format (e.g. 
Select some or all of the references to confirm that you wish to export them.Click the Folder tab at the top of the page.Click the folder with a plus symbol to select the references to export.Historical Abstracts, Business Source Premier, CINAHL, PsycINFO etc.) for articles Open a new tab and search an EBSCO database (e.g.Use these EbscoHost instructions for: ATLA, British Education Index, Business Source Premier, CINAHL, EconLit, Health Source, Historical Abstracts, IPSA, Philosophers Index, PsycInfo & PsycArticles, SPORTDiscus and Stirgate.
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