You can expand each notebook and section to select individual pages.
Select the notebooks, sections or pages that you want to import. Enter your user name and password, then sign into OneNote and authorize NVivo to access your notes. Choose to log in with a Personal account or Work or school account. If you have already logged in to OneNote via NVivo, you can choose to import from the current account or switch to another. On the Import tab, in the Notes & Email menu, select OneNote. You may want to use the features within OneNote to extract text from pictures and file printouts before you import the notes into NVivo. NOTE If your OneNote page contains a file printout or a digital image with text that cannot be edited in OneNote, you won't be able to edit it when you import it into NVivo-even if you choose to import the page as a document. You can always import some or all of the pages again and choose the other option. You may want to import a small number of pages first and then review them in NVivo. If you need to add notes later, you can create a linked memo. Choose this option if the layout of your content on the page is important. 
You will not be able to edit the content in NVivo.
PDFs your original layout and formatting will be preserved. Choose this option if you know you will need to edit the text in NVivo. The layout and formatting of the page might look different to what you see in OneNote. Documents you will be able to continue editing your text in NVivo. 
Experiment with the two options to see which works best for you. Think about how you intend to work with your material once it is imported into NVivo. When you import OneNote content into NVivo, you need to choose whether to import your pages as document or PDF files. Some features that you can use in OneNote-for example, tags, drawings, ink and audio timestamps-are not imported when you bring your pages into NVivo.Images can be included using plain text editor as external attachments. For channels that only support plain text like Chat, SMS, and messaging, the editor can contain text only.Inline images can only be added in bulk through copying and pasting the HTML fragment containing images with a real remote URL. Attachments cannot be added to tickets using the bulk ticket editor.
The copy and paste method is supported in the following sources: Microsoft Word, Excel, Google Docs, and Google Sheets. The drag and drop method is not supported for the following sources: PDF, Command Prompt, Sublime, Apple Pages, OneNote, Evernote, and Pinterest. Then, in line with where you want to display the image, enter !(image You can attach to the ticket and reference the link address (right-click attachment and select Save Link Address) or host images on a third-party site and save the image address. Note: We recommend adding images to the body of tickets in the following supported browsers: Chrome, Firefox, and Safari (last 3 versions).
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