Sota Display

[NR3E]

I am proud to say I have exported my Excel logs into Log4OM. I had not used ADIF files before but after some research, I was successful in getting all my records into Log4OM. Now I just have to dig out two books of old paper logs from the early 80s and get those in LOG4OM too.

But my question is this. On occasion I want to be able to view only Sota contacts in the Recent QSO window. I have tried several different searches but have not been successful. I am sure it is something simple but am missing it. I would actually like to have three searches, Sota All, Sota Chaser, and Sota Activator.

Any help will be appreciated.

By the way, Log4OM I am finding out is just awesome! Congrats to the developers for making something that hams can actually find useful.

73, Ron

[G4POP]

I am proud to say I have exported my Excel logs into Log4OM. I had not used ADIF files before but after some research, I was successful in getting all my records into Log4OM. Now I just have to dig out two books of old paper logs from the early 80s and get those in LOG4OM too.

But my question is this. On occasion I want to be able to view only Sota contacts in the Recent QSO window. I have tried several different searches but have not been successful. I am sure it is something simple but am missing it. I would actually like to have three searches, Sota All, Sota Chaser, and Sota Activator.

Any help will be appreciated.

By the way, Log4OM I am finding out is just awesome! Congrats to the developers for making something that hams can actually find useful.

73, Ron

Search Parameters

Set search parameters like this...

My SOTA Ref - if Not equal to - leave data field blank (Displays all records where the My SOTA filed is NOT empty)

or

SOTA Ref - if Not equal to - leave data field blank (Displays all records where the SOTA filed is NOT empty)

or Use both parameters to display those records where there are SOTA references in both fields

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[NR3E]

So simple. I was reverting back to my old days where database syntax was different and using this type of format:

SotaRef Not Equal " "

The quotes with only a space between in the old days indicated a blank field. I didn't think about not entering anything, which is obviously much easier.

Thanks and 73,
Ron

[G4POP]

So simple. I was reverting back to my old days where database syntax was different and using this type of format:

SotaRef Not Equal " "

The quotes with only a space between in the old days indicated a blank field. I didn't think about not entering anything, which is obviously much easier.

Thanks and 73,
Ron

Don't forget that you can save these searches for quick recall at some later date