The process explained here needs to be performed by program evaluated at least on an annual basis.

The reason for all the following hassle is that EndNote does not provide API at the time of this writing to connect to Qlik Sense app directly. Part of it is that EndNote does not have any cloud base solution. So, a REDCap project has been created to carry the data and that app is connected to Qlik Sense.

Import EndNote XML File into Excel

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In the same folder, there is an xml file that we need for our import. The reason for all the following hassle is that EndNote does not provide API at the time of this writing to connect to Qlik Sense app directly. So, a REDCap project has been created to carry the data and that app is connected to Qlik Sense.   

NOTE: If the xml file isn't up to date or doesn't exist, then whoever has access to EndNote should be able to create it by choosing "All References" from the right hand side menu bar > on the main area where the list is showing select all (Ctrl+A) > From top menu bar select "File" > "Export ..." > In the popup from the dropdown below the file explorer area, for "Save as Type" choose "XML" > make sure the location is correct > Save

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