Next to Name, type something like "Screening View," and, in the bottom right corner, press "Save As," then "Edit.".Select a style - it doesn't matter which.Click "Bibliography" in the top menu and select "Output Style Editor.".The Processing folder can be helpful for making sure you've processed all content before screeners begin. The Other folder serves to keep items not part of the systematic review but could be used for other things (e.g., example systematic reviews or articles to go in the background section). I also like to make folders titled "Other" and "Processing." These are optional.To add folders for stages: Click "New Folder" near the top.Then change Show Option for Global Edit of Electronic Source Related Fields After Import to "Yes."
In order to batch edit during import of citations: Click "Customize" in the top right corner, and click "Import Options" in the middle of the orange menu.To add screeners: Click "Customize" in top right corner, and click "User Field Options" in the bottom left.Select Replace Whole Field With, and type in the name of the database and the date searched.In the "Change Fields" tab, select the field that you wish to change.Go to Tools, and select Change/Move/Copy Fields.When new references are loaded, select all the references you'd like to edit.Import citations from one database at a time.To add a database note field : Follow the steps above to change a custom field (say, Custom 1) and name it "Database Note.".Add or replace the field title next to the custom field number you'd like to change. In the new window, scroll down to the custom fields (e.g., Custom 2).In the new window, select Reference Types.To add screeners: Keep in mind that in EndNote options, it will reflect the "Custom" name and number instead of your created name.
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