[Problem Solution] When EndnoteX9 imports literature references from CNKI, the title line and journal line cannot be filtered successfully.
Export endnote format reference:
%0 Journal Article
%A Cao Liping
%+ School of Economics and Trade, Shanxi Agricultural University;
%T Nonlinear econometric research on the dominant factors of residents’ consumption level - focusing on eastern China
%J Journal of Guizhou University of Finance and Economics
%D 2014
%N 06
%K Price index; per capita wage level; nonlinear measurement; panel data; household consumption level
%X The current expansion of domestic demand as an economic Structural adjustment is an important means of achieving smooth economic transformation and improving capital utilization efficiency. It is planned to select the price index (100 for the previous year) and per capita wage level as the dominant factor variables, and use stata software to use non-mean plots, univariate variable coefficient models, and multiple regression methods to analyze the contribution of the two independent variables to the consumption level of residents in the eastern region. Nonlinear measurement was used, and the fixed and random effects were tested using Hausman and B-P methods respectively to determine the final model form and draw relevant conclusions and suggestions.
%P 29-33
%@ 2095-5960
%L 52-1156/F
%W CNKI
[Source of question]
The endnote built-in filter will filter the journal at %B, so the built-in filter needs to be modified at this time.
【Solution】
1. Use the search and replace function to replace %B with %J in the literature txt document exported by CNKI and then import it.
2. Replace the filter file in the Endnote installation directory. Add the following files to this folder and replace them.
Link: https://pan.baidu.com/s/1dbZFc5iTfnSOXpg26QE1Cw
Extraction code: ojfp
Thanks to Zhihu netizen UUUNGI for the solution.
If you have other methods, please share them.
3. Update the most reasonable method
Open EndnoteX9--edit--import filters--open filter manager--find endnote import and open it to modify the corresponding %J reference in templates.
The steps are as follows:
Here is what it looked like when I didn't change it. It was implemented using the second method, and the title and journal can be filtered out.
So this is something I don't quite understand. If any classmates can correct me, I would be very grateful.