[LOGic] Reporting "no QSL status" QSOs with unconfirmed DXCCentities

[Julio Peralta]

The term you used unworked means just that! They are un worked. If they
aren't worked they won't show up in your log and there for can't be
searched for. I must be missing something.

Julio, W4HY

-----Original Message-----
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[mailto:logic-bounces at mailman.qth.net] On Behalf Of J. Wolf
Sent: Friday, November 30, 2007 5:14 PM
To: LOGic is open to all radio amateurs for discussion of LOGic logging
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Subject: [LOGic] Reporting "no QSL status" QSOs with unconfirmed
DXCCentities

Here's a new problem for the group's consideration:
   Over time, I've accumulated around 550 QSOs that have NO QSL status 
recorded. This is largely because I was using another logging program
for 
several years and only recorded QSLs that were actually sent and
received. 
It turns out that, among these 550 QSOs, there are several unique DXCC 
entities but I don't know what they are (LOGic's DXCC report summary
only 
says that I have about 6 unique entitites with no status recorded. Now,
I 
can (and probably will) go through all 550 contacts to find them, since
THAT 
report is easy to generate. What I'd like, however, is to be able to run
a 
report that selects for QSOs that not only have no QSL status entered 
(that's easy) but, also, that are otherwise unworked DXCC entities. Does

anyone know how to set up and expression that will pull these 6 QSOs out
of 
the 550?
--Jeff, K6JW 

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