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Scopus is one of the largest academic databases in the world, providing access to journals, articles, and scientific publications. For research purposes, users often need to export search results into a datasheet for further analysis. Follow these steps to download your data from Scopus:

1. Log In to Scopus

  • Go to the official Scopus website using your browser.

  • Log in with your BINUSIAN account (via institutional access) or your personal account if you have one. Make sure you are connected through a network that supports institutional access, such as the BINUS VPN if required.

2. Perform a Search

  • Use the search bar to find documents related to your research.

  • You can search by keywords, author name, article title, or affiliation.

  • Apply filters to refine your results by year, document type, or subject area.

3. Select Articles to Download

  • Once the search results appear, check the boxes next to the articles you want to export.

  • To export all results, choose Select All from the available options.

4. Export the Data

  • Click the Export button located at the top of the search results.

  • Choose the desired file format:

    • CSV → Ideal for opening in Microsoft Excel or Google Sheets.

    • RIS or BibTeX → Recommended for use with reference management tools such as EndNote, Mendeley, or Zotero.

5. Choose the Information to Include

  • In the export menu, select the type of information you want to include:

    • Citation Information: title, author names, publication year, journal name.

    • Abstract & Keywords: useful for research summaries and indexing.

    • Funding Information or other additional data as needed for your analysis.

  • After making your selections, click Export or Download.

6. Open and Manage the Datasheet

  • Once the file is downloaded, open it in the appropriate application (e.g., Microsoft Excel for CSV files).

  • Review and organize the data for your research needs.

Tips:

  • Scopus may limit the number of documents you can export at one time. If you have a large dataset, you may need to export in multiple batches.

  • Ensure a stable internet connection, especially when exporting large volumes of data.

By following these steps, you can easily download datasheets from Scopus to support your research analysis and data management.