Is it possible to export only select entries to ADIF and not the whole log file? For example, if I wanted to export only the last 10 logs I made, how would I do that?
Thank in advance,
Dave
K3DCW
Thu, 2010-04-15 07:27
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ADIF Export - Only select entries?
Hi Dave,
there is no way how to export only selected QSOs. Try to use filter and export QSO which meet filter criteria.
73 Petr, OK2CQR
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Thank, Petr. I'll give it a go.
73
Dave
K3DCW
Petr,
I am trying to do this for multiple callsigns, but I haven't figured out a way to do it - I can build a select statement for the callsigns, but that doesn't show up in the main filter window to export, so I am having trouble...
Put another way - is there a way to select multiple callsigns in a filter so several different qsos show up so I can make an adif file of that?
The reason is I am not a big QSL'er (I don't actively chase awards, but I use eqsl and LOTW which is fine for me), but I want to generate an adif log of those requesting QSL's so I can upload that file to globalqsl and make some qsls up for those who requested them.
I'm sorry, there is no way how to filter for more callsigns. Maybe if you put something into award field and filter qso with the specified value.
I don't know how many callsign are you going to import into GloBalQSL. Maybe filter it and export one by one? After export put it into one file.
SQL console doesn't have export to ADIF, only to HTML or CSV.
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Yeah, that was what I was thinking. No biggie, I found a linux program that will merge two adi's into one (adimerge). I just need to make a for next loop and make a quick shell script to merge all adis in a directory into one file and then upload that. By doing one at a time, I am at least entering that I received a QSL so it generates the proper TNX QSL opposed to a PSE QSL, so it isn't a big deal.
It would be cool if the replace file dialog when you save to an adif could also have an option to append if the file exists, so if you did multiple searches you could generate one file - but this is so specific to me, it may not be worth the time for you to invest.
TNX ES 73