+ AA6YQ comments below I had 157 dupes. I take the CWOPS CWT contest QSOs, convert them to ADIF files, add the data in the right field to import to the DXKeeper adif file. From there it’s easy to

+ AA6YQ comments below Thanks for adding me to the group. + Welcome to DXLab, Paul! Is there way to get a quick snapshot or indication of the farthest contact made? + If each of your logged QSOs

Mine are absolutely all blank. I guess one day I'll get all these functions working. Earl KD5XB

Hi Dave, I had 157 dupes. I take the CWOPS CWT contest QSOs, convert them to ADIF files, add the data in the right field to import to the DXKeeper adif file. From there it’s easy to add data from

Paul, Welcome aboard. DXKeeper's Details QSO Details contains a field - dist. My units are in Miles. If your QSO partner supplied a Gridsquare the distance between your station location (gridsquare

Good evening, Thanks for adding me to the group. Is there way to get a quick snapshot or indication of the farthest contact made? Thanks Paul KE4TP Sent from Mail for Windows

+ AA6YQ comments below + Good! How many duplicates were removed? + If you come across a section that you find difficult to understand, please point it out so that I can improve it. 73,

Hi Dave, That worked great! All 74,492 QSOs since 1979 are still there and so are my 36,916 CWOPS QSOs. FTR I get lost in the DXLab wiki. I have to keep reading it over and over. Not your fault.

OK! I finally got it! Sometimes I'm just not on the same wavelength... Tnx es 7 3 Earl KD5XB e e

# more AA6YQ comments below + AA6YQ comments below OMDX: the maximum distance from the center of the Maidenhead gridsquare of the closest station to spot the DX station and the Operator's

So is OMDX simply the distance one enters into the "MAX Origin DX" window in Spot Collector's Band setting window? Tnx, Earl KD5XB

Thank you, Dave. I’ve got it started. 73, Art W2NRA CWOPS #1955

# more AA6YQ comments below + The most common cause of this situation? You have one or more duplicate QSOs in your log, possibly from importing a file of QSOs that you had already imported. But

See: <www.dxlabsuite.com/dxlabwiki/RemovingDuplicates> 73, ... Joe, W4TV

Hi Dave, Your wrote: YOU ARE RIGHT! And it is probably multiple duplicate QSOs. How do I fix that? Which dups do I delete? Some have been uploaded. Or does it matter if I delete a QSO that has

+ AA6YQ comments below Thank you, Ed, but that didn’t work. + If your log contained a QSO with no callsign specified, the BROKE filter would have identified it. + The problem is not that you are

Thank you, Ed, but that didn’t work. One thing I tried is to try one QSO Upload and sometimes that works for that one QSO. But eventually it stops working. Even if it did work I still have almost

+ AA6YQ comments below DXKeeper msg: - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - TQSL Version 2.6.4 [v2.6.4] Signing using Callsign W2NRA, DXCC Entity UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Already

Go to the bottom left in DXKeeper and click on "CALL". This sorts in call order -- so look at the top of the display to see if there is one up there with a blank callsign. Earl KD5XB

Hi Joe, I clicked that button and it showed NO BROKE QSOs! Good suggestion anyway. I didn’t know that. Thank you! 73, Art W2NRA CWOPS #1955