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How to update entries in Your QRZ Logbook (and more)If you use the QRZ.com web site, you may be aware QRZ offers a logbook and numerous awards such as Worked All Continents, US Counties, Worked All States and more. These can be seen when you open your QRZ Logbook and click on "Awards". This page includes the following topics: If you choose to apply for one of these and you click on the desired award, the web site runs a check of the contacts you have downloaded into the QRZ logbook to determine your eligibility. Almost certainly, there will be some QSOs which the site says are " ineligible ". This is because some element in the log record does not match the log record of the station you worked. To see which contacts are ineligible click on the "Details" link. This will produce a list of QSOs where a field in your log does not match the corresponding field in the other station's log (such as the grid square if you are applying for the Grid Square award). You cannot change his/her log: You can only edit your log. So how do you do make changes to your logbook? First, determine what the correct value is. If your log has
the wrong value, you can edit it with these instructions. If the error is in his/her
log, your only option is to ask them to correct their logbook. You can send a link to this
page to help them with the process. Here is the unofficial process that I have found works very well and is very easy for editing your logbook. In fact it takes less time to correct errors or omissions in the log than it does to read this explanation! To update a QSO record in your QRZ logbook: - Login to your QRZ.com account. If you need to update the "GRID SQUARE": If you need to update the "COUNTY" (and you are on the "Edit" page): The process above changes only the one QSO record you selected. I know this sounds like a lot but it only takes a minute to do. If the QSO record will not save, there may be missing information elsewhere in the QSO record. Re-open the QSO Detail page and check the other tabs. For example, if the frequency field is blank on the QSO Info page, the record will not save until a valid frequency is entered. Look for a red outline around the defective field. Note: occasionally I have found a situation where the QSO Summary page displays no grid square or county but when I get down to the QSO Detail page, there it is! Sometimes the grid square or county on the QSO Summary is different than the grid square county on the QSO Detail page. I have reported these malfunctions to the QRZ help desk but to my knowledge they have not fixed it. The Solution is to open the QSO Detail page and update or re-enter the information. Remember to click on the green "Save record" button. Inspect the QSO Summary page to make sure the change was applied. QRZ Logbook Profile Settings
If your QRZ log is storing the wrong info for your location, you can update your Logbook Profile.
Again, this is an easy process. If you have moved, this field must be manually updated to ensure your
log is storing your correct location on each new QSO. QRZ Detail Page (not the QSO Detail page) Address changes That being said, if you often operate from a temporary location, you can create a separate QRZ page with info for that alternate location. The new page would use your portable callsign which would allow the correct info for that location to download to the other station's log automatically. Importance of including your current email address on your QRZ page Feel free to send comments about this page to Lee K7IOC. |
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Local Simplex Freq. 147.57 MHz - National calling 146.52 MHz |
Mailing Address: SCARC P.O. Box 941 Stanwood, WA 98292 |
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