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• This is a picture from EndNote, which can tell you where each reference exactly comes from (user library or travelling library). https://www.greensim.net/library.jpg Just for your information.

  in How to identify the citation which links to an entry that has been removed from my library? Comment by frankcpp March 12, 2019
• Mainly for two reasons... 1. A user cites an item many times in his article. This item is, say, (Frank, 2020), which exists in the library. Then he intentionally or unintentionally deletes the item from the library. Later, he decides to add this it…

  in How to identify the citation which links to an entry that has been removed from my library? Comment by frankcpp March 12, 2019
• Yes, the "Show in Library" button can tell us if this citation is really in the library. But, if we want to check all citations in an article, that will obviously be very time-consuming and unreliable. In EndNote, the citations without a reference …

  in How to identify the citation which links to an entry that has been removed from my library? Comment by frankcpp March 12, 2019