[Dx4win] Deleting QSO's

[Alan Zack]

Thanks Cesar,
That did it except since all the incorrect QSO's were in one Group 
Number I used the Group Number instead of date range in the 
PREFERENCES.  But I had not figured out that I needed to use the 
PREFERENCES to select the QSO's to be deleted until you pointed it out 
so that info really helped.  I held my breath until the message popped 
up, "You are about to delete 1243 QSO's".  Since this figure exactly 
matched the entries in the CT Contest log I knew I was OK.
I use the little USB memory sticks for back up saves.  I saved the 
virgin log onto two of these just to be safe!
Thanks again (P.S. I am in your many DXpedition and Contest logs as 
K6ACZ before I moved here).
73

PY2YP wrote:

> Hi Alan,
> 
> Please do as follow:
> 
> 1. Do a backup copying the .DXL file into a disk;
> 2. Use F8 to select the Qs;
> 2.1. Be sure to have QSO DATE = RANGE in the PREFERENCES | QSO tab
> 3. Then go to QSO | MULTIPLE QSOS OPERATIONS | DELETE QSOS
> 
> That's it.
> 
> 73 DX de PY2YP - Cesar
> ----- Original Message ----- From: "Alan Zack" <k7acz at cox.net>
> To: <dx4win at mailman.qth.net>
> Sent: Wednesday, May 11, 2005 9:35 PM
> Subject: [Dx4win] Deleting QSO's
> 
> 
>> I keep two separate DX4WIN Logs, one for my home QTH contacts and 
>> another for my portable DU operations.
>> I just discovered I accidentally transferred a CT based ARRL 10 meter 
>> DX contest log into my home QTH log instead of the portable DU log 
>> where it belonged.
>> When I did the download I assigned this contest log its own DX4WIN 
>> Group number and all the contacts are within a 48 hour time frame.
>> Is there an easy way to delete this group of contacts completely from 
>> my log or must I delete these Q's one at a time?
>> The contacts are now in the DU log where they belong but I want to rid 
>> the Home Log of these contacts to avoid confusion with my DXCC, WAZ, 
>> etc, tracking.
>> TIA
>> -- 


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