Importing RIS
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Importing RIS
I imported a large file from Reference Manager, in RIS format. The Volume field import resulted in the issue being appended to the volume (e.g. volume 25 issue 4 would become 425, etc). Also a lot of other inappropriate data was imported into the volume field, mostly from the keywords field. What have I done wrong - and is there a way to fix it?
Hi,
Sounds like an old filter. To fix the issue problem, just edit the filter so that IS goes into Issue (this was done in the version on our site a while ago). As for the other problem, by inspecting the filter and the text you are trying to import you should be able to easily see what is causing the problem and fix it. If you can't, please send the file you are importing to me and I'll take a look.
Jon
Sonny Software
Sounds like an old filter. To fix the issue problem, just edit the filter so that IS goes into Issue (this was done in the version on our site a while ago). As for the other problem, by inspecting the filter and the text you are trying to import you should be able to easily see what is causing the problem and fix it. If you can't, please send the file you are importing to me and I'll take a look.
Jon
Sonny Software
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RIS import
Jon, I have sent you the file.
There are other issues; in the author field, how does one make sure that names such as van Kooten,C. do not become van, Kooten,C. etc?
I the unwanted data that is imported into the volume field is usually data of types that are not defined in the Bookends filter - LA, PT, etc.
hallgrimur
There are other issues; in the author field, how does one make sure that names such as van Kooten,C. do not become van, Kooten,C. etc?
I the unwanted data that is imported into the volume field is usually data of types that are not defined in the Bookends filter - LA, PT, etc.
hallgrimur
Re: RIS import
I haven't received anything from you yet.Hallgrimur wrote:Jon, I have sent you the file.
If the first names are given as initials, turn on "Smart" author parsing.There are other issues; in the author field, how does one make sure that names such as van Kooten,C. do not become van, Kooten,C. etc?
Please contact me directly to discuss tech support issues like this -- it's a lot easier.I the unwanted data that is imported into the volume field is usually data of types that are not defined in the Bookends filter - LA, PT, etc.
hallgrimur
Jon
Sonny Software