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Looking for a way to change QSO's info in bulk

 

I know there is a way to correct my mistake, but I can't seem to figure out how.
I imported about 120 QSO's using an ADIF file, but...........? I didn't realize I had MyQTH for the wrong location and the QSL status set top "R" for QSL cards so all were improted with the wrong info.? All of the imported QSO's needed to have these items changed. (Note: A plus that LOTW is down as they didn't get uploaded automatically with the wrong info.)? Anyway, I corrected all of the info one by one, but I know there was a way to do a bulk change, but I need either pointed to the correct area of help or someone please give me the info needed to do this in the future. as I know I will pull another bonehead move again. Ha!

TIA
WB7UOF ~ Walt
 

+ AA6YQ comments below

I know there is a way to correct my mistake, but I can't seem to figure out how.
I imported about 120 QSO's using an ADIF file, but........... I didn't realize I had MyQTH for the wrong location and the QSL status set top "R" for QSL cards so all were improted with the wrong info. All of the imported QSO's needed to have these items changed. (Note: A plus that LOTW is down as they didn't get uploaded automatically with the wrong info.) Anyway, I corrected all of the info one by one, but I know there was a way to do a bulk change, but I need either pointed to the correct area of help or someone please give me the info needed to do this in the future. as I know I will pull another bonehead move again. Ha!

+ Step-by-step instructions are here:



+ Don't skip step 1!

73,

Dave, AA6YQ
 

Thanks Dave, That is what I was looking for.? I don't know why I couldn't find it.? Probably the same reason I missed importing with the wrong QTH, etc.? I'm getting old and can't see.

Thanks again.

On 6/26/2024 11:37 AM, Dave AA6YQ wrote:
+ AA6YQ comments below

I know there is a way to correct my mistake, but I can't seem to figure out how.
I imported about 120 QSO's using an ADIF file, but........... I didn't realize I had MyQTH for the wrong location and the QSL status set top "R" for QSL cards so all were improted with the wrong info. All of the imported QSO's needed to have these items changed. (Note: A plus that LOTW is down as they didn't get uploaded automatically with the wrong info.) Anyway, I corrected all of the info one by one, but I know there was a way to do a bulk change, but I need either pointed to the correct area of help or someone please give me the info needed to do this in the future. as I know I will pull another bonehead move again. Ha!

+ Step-by-step instructions are here:



+ Don't skip step 1!

73,

Dave, AA6YQ
 

+ AA6YQ comments below
Thanks Dave, That is what I was looking for.? I don't know why I couldn't find it.? Probably the same reason I missed importing with the wrong QTH, etc.? I'm getting old and can't see.

+ This article describes option to make the text on your monitor easier to read:



+ When searching for information in "Getting Started with DXLab" (aka "the Wiki"), search its table of contents:

+ Search the table of contents for the word

modifying

+ would have gotten you there.

?

? ? ? ?73,

? ? ? ? ? ? ?Dave, AA6YQ
 

I have already used the bulk modifying method on my log, it works...

Related to this.

As I mentioned before I previously used XMLog. I exported my adif log
from that and imported it into DXKeeper. I was pleased to see that it
has imported all the QSL sent/received and eQSL/LOTW received fields
correctly. But I have never worried about marking eQSL and LOTW (or
ClubLog) QSOs as requested/confirmed, everything is uploaded to those
anyway.

I suppose I could use bulk modify to mark all my QSOs as eQSL/LOTW sent
if I really want.

My paper QSLs and paper DXCC records back to 1969 are incomplete
anyway. My first DXCC applications were all via paper cards and I have
never gone through my boxes of old cards, some now disposed of, and
marked them up in the paper log. LOTW has combined everything and that
is where I look to see what I am missing.

But when LOTW is back I will need to properly synchronise the two as
that is how DXK seems to work. I will have some more questions on that
later.

For the moment what is the quickest way to mark all my QSOs as sent to eQSL?

73 Dave G3YMC

On 26/06/2024 19:37, Dave AA6YQ wrote:
+ Step-by-step instructions are here:



+ Don't skip step 1!
 

+ AA6YQ comments below
I have already used the bulk modifying method on my log, it works...

As I mentioned before I previously used XMLog. I exported my adif log
from that and imported it into DXKeeper. I was pleased to see that it
has imported all the QSL sent/received and eQSL/LOTW received fields
correctly. But I have never worried about marking eQSL and LOTW (or
ClubLog) QSOs as requested/confirmed, everything is uploaded to those
anyway.

I suppose I could use bulk modify to mark all my QSOs as eQSL/LOTW sent
if I really want.

+ When LoTW returns to reliable service, you can use DXKeeper's "Sync LoTW QSOs" "Sync LoTW QSLs" functions to update all logged QSOs to reflect their acceptance? and confirmation by LoTW, respectively. Step-by-step instructions are here:

+ Unlike LoTW, eQSL does not provide the programmatic interface necessary to support a "Sync eQSL QSOs" function, so using the "Modify QSOs" panel to update your logged QSOs en masse to indicate that they've been uploaded to LoTW is the best path available. You can update your logged QSOs to reflect their confirmation via eQSL:

+ If you're certain that the information on LoTW and eQSL confirmations is correct in the ADIF file you imported from XMLog, then you can skip those steps.

? ? ? 73,

? ? ? ? ? ?Dave, AA6YQ
 

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73, Ed Jones W2LCQ
Frankford Radio Club
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On Jun 27, 2024, at 1:37?AM, Dave AA6YQ <aa6yq@...> wrote:

?+ AA6YQ comments below
I have already used the bulk modifying method on my log, it works...

As I mentioned before I previously used XMLog. I exported my adif log
from that and imported it into DXKeeper. I was pleased to see that it
has imported all the QSL sent/received and eQSL/LOTW received fields
correctly. But I have never worried about marking eQSL and LOTW (or
ClubLog) QSOs as requested/confirmed, everything is uploaded to those
anyway.

I suppose I could use bulk modify to mark all my QSOs as eQSL/LOTW sent
if I really want.

+ When LoTW returns to reliable service, you can use DXKeeper's "Sync LoTW QSOs" "Sync LoTW QSLs" functions to update all logged QSOs to reflect their acceptance? and confirmation by LoTW, respectively. Step-by-step instructions are here:

+ Unlike LoTW, eQSL does not provide the programmatic interface necessary to support a "Sync eQSL QSOs" function, so using the "Modify QSOs" panel to update your logged QSOs en masse to indicate that they've been uploaded to LoTW is the best path available. You can update your logged QSOs to reflect their confirmation via eQSL:

+ If you're certain that the information on LoTW and eQSL confirmations is correct in the ADIF file you imported from XMLog, then you can skip those steps.

? ? ? 73,

? ? ? ? ? ?Dave, AA6YQ

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