Research Guides: EndNote: Manually Adding References to EndNote

Adding References Manually into your EndNote Library

Occasionally, it is convenient or even necessary to manually add referenes into your EndNote library. There will be occasions, for example, when you have a single reference or perhaps even several references to enter into your EndNote database and none of the references came from or appeared to come from an electronic database. In such instances you may find manual entry faster and more convenient than trying to “find” said references in an electronic database that provides an export or even an import capability. The following two video tutorials provide basic information about manual creation of EndNote references.

Manual Data Entry
This tutorial was created with version X4 of EndNote (current version is X7) but the information remains current and accurate. A special feature of this tutorial is that it shows how to enter a corporate author (organization name).

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Record date: 4/1/2020
Manually Adding References
This tutorial again covers the basics of manual data entry and previewing the newly created reference, but it was created from version X7 of EndNote and it does reveal more options for invoking various operations.

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Record date: 4/1/2020