https://www.researchgate.net/post/5_Year_Impact_Factor_list_for_the_year_of_2018-2022_JCR_2019-2023?

Here is the Excel sheet where you can find Impact factors for 5 years (2019-2023) of research articles.

You can easily compare the impact factor alteration during last 5 years and the situation before-after covid19.

Thank you to Nilesh Khandelwal for providing this one. Although many have suggested impact factor is.not the best measure of a journal and it’s strength (with many discussions on RG, other places on the internet etc), do we think this is still the best metric?

I will ask Dr Mohmed Isaqali Karobari first because he started this forum but everybody else, please feel free to contribute.