If I was in that situation, I would start the 'Operation Copy | Paste'.

You can try this add on to export to TXT files which import into Evernote with their contents (at least on the Windows version) But may not work on the Mac version After opening, Click on File> Export> Select the Notebook> Select the File type> Click on Export. Of course you can do the same with a PDF export and you can see the PDF content within the note. After installing, sign into application with your Office 365 for Business account and open the notebooks that are stored in OneDrive. XPS option looks like a file attachment and you can open it to view.

I looked at the OneNote export options and tried importing them into Evernote without using the option. Or you can also install Windows on your Mac with the boot camp but to me that would be a lot of work to achieve something that should be easier.Īnother option would be the copy paste which can be a pain depending on the volume of course but it can give you a chance to re-think | re-organize your note structure and quality of your notes. That is a is actually a good one, if you can borrow someone's PC, that would work. Unfortunately, the MAC version of EverNote doesn't have Import Microsoft OneNote option and MAC OneNote doesn't have an export option. that would have been awesome! Got excited for a minute. If there are any failed exports, they are placed in a separate failed export folder which you can review and complete a manual (copy/paste) of the notes into OneNote.

Export evernote to onenote