I'm brand new to CQRLog. When I look at the WAS statistics they are all blank. If I enter a new call the WAS statistic is there. I have compared an old entry with the new entry and can't see what that problem is. All the other statistics seem to be working. Does anyone have any ideas?
73, Dave - K8HW
Hi Dave,
please look to previous QSO if they have US state. I think, that will be the problem. New callsign has the state from callbook but previous QSO doesn't.
73 Petr, OK2CQR
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Hi Petr,
Thanks for the reply. All the QSO's for stateside do have the state in the state box. All of the QSO's were imported from DXKeeper. I even tried editing the QSO by re-entering the state and it still does not show up in the statistics.
73 Dave -K8HW
Very strange. Could you make a few screenshots, please?
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Thanks!
I can see that you have a few QTH profiles selected. Do you have one of these profiles also in your QSO?
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Thanks Petr. That was the problem! I now have to figure out how to put all the QSOs under profile #1.
Dave
You are welcome!
Open the QSO list window, go to Filter menu and choose SQL console. The window appears, enter there this command:
update cqrlog_main set profile=1
and click to green arrow in the toolbar. Now you have ALL QSO in QTH profile #1.
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Thanks again Petr! My log is now looking good. I didn't fully understand the different profiles. Didn't pay attention. I had built one for each rig! Again thanks for a great program
73, Dave - K8HW
You are welcome. Dave! I use QTH profiles when operate from different QTH like from SOTA, Flora & Fauna areas etc. Also have profiles for different radio.
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