Award Status SOTA Allowed Dxcc

[KJ9Z]

Please see the included screen capture.

As a new Log4OM user, I imported my contacts from an ADIF file exported from another logging application.

I have 5 SOTA QSO's in Quebec Canada with these references:
VE2/ES-009, VE2/ES-010, VE2/ES-020, VE2/LR-081, VE2/QC-191

In the Award Status UI, these QSO's have a long list of comma separated dxcc codes in the "Allowed Dcxx" field. The "Country" field is blank.

Three other Canadian references right below them have 1 in the "Allowed Dcxx" field and the "Country" field has Canada.

Is the long list of DXCC normal? If not, can it be fixed?
I have been all over the forum and the SOTA website for a clue.

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[G4POP]

Normally would be out of view to right if you had the statistics matrix columns at the correct width, try widening the mode columns

What version of Log4OM are you using - help/about

Using same SOTA ref it does not show multiple DXCC's here, see below

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As the data was imported instead of direct input to Log4OM? could be the imported data has the wrong DXCC codes, check the ADIF exported from the other software

[KJ9Z]

I deliberately narrowed the band columns to fit the screen capture into the post. I wanted to show the Allowed Dxcc column with the comma separated dxcc zones. Those 5 records have a few dozen dxcc zones in that field. I would expect them to have only dxcc zone 1 like the other Canadian QSO's.

It appears there is something wrong with those 5 records, but I cannot figure it out. I don't know if those particular SOTA references are actually allowed in all those zones or not?

[G4POP]

I deliberately narrowed the band columns to fit the screen capture into the post. I wanted to show the Allowed Dxcc column with the comma separated dxcc zones. Those 5 records have a few dozen dxcc zones in that field. I would expect them to have only dxcc zone 1 like the other Canadian QSO's.

It appears there is something wrong with those 5 records, but I cannot figure it out. I don't know if those particular SOTA references are actually allowed in all those zones or not?

I just edited my reply please read again

Just edit the DXCC value for those 5 QSO's

What program did you import from?

[KJ9Z]

I originally exported from XMLog.

I am not sure how to edit the dxcc for those five. I went to QSO manager and made sure the country is Canada, but I don't see where to check the specifc value of the dxcc.

I just deleted all 5 records.
I downloaded them again from XMLog and checked the ADIF for dxcc and all are # 1.
I uploaded the ADIF to Log4OM again, but the field still has dozens of comma separated dxcc and the Country field is blank.

[G4POP]

Send me the XMLog ADIF file by email please

[KJ9Z]

Two files via email just now.
Thanks

[KJ9Z]

I just deleted one of the records again and entered it again manually. The field still has the same dozens of comma separated dxcc and the Country field is still blank.

[G4POP]

Two files via email just now.
Thanks

Well I am baffled because I import the two ADIF files that you sent me without issues and you can see the result below.

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You still have not stated exactly what version number of Log4OM your using - See help/about

So edit the DXCC field either in the QSO manager or individually in the recent QSO's grid and the issue will be resolved

[KJ9Z]

I did type it in a previous reply - I swear ... But I don't see it ???
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