If you can get the formulas working this is the way to go. Now, you can find a lot about the subject and it seems to be easy to make a excel sheet with the help of this website. So I searched on the internet for a excel sheet that could convert text to ADIF for import in you favourite logger in my case HRD. Via Paul PC4T we know now that it is easy to copy the text with “special paste” in excel and make nice diagrams with it. csv database files that can be downloaded are too large to compile and I do not have the knowledge to do such a thing for example with SQL. 8, 2019, like what happened this second time that prompted this topic.F or a long time I would like to use the data from the database on in my logbook to count DXCC and to do other things with it. For some reason that day worked correctly it did not get converted to Jan. Most of the dates were with a day greater than 12, but the last day uploaded was (Aug 1). But funny thing the last time I did it as described above it worked. Changing th date format to a word for month in DXKeeper fixed it. I changed the default program to open CSV files to wordpad but had the same result. After opening it in SOTA CSV log editor with the dates showing correct I saved as then tried to upload it again and same result, dates were wrong. When opened in word pad or the SOTA CSV Log editor the dates are day/month/year. I also did it again but this time opened it in wordpad and saved it. I upload that file into the converter on the Mapping page extras tab. Is there a way to upload the log to my SOTA log directly from the SOTAMAPS-EXTRA converter or the SOTA CSV Log Editor to avoid this problem? How can I keep the dates correct? The last two uploads I did worked but I guess that was because the days uploaded were greater than 12 so it was able to do it correctly.
When I tried up upload it again the dates were changed to month/day/year again. I saved it again from the SOTA CSV Log Editor.
When I opened it in the SOTA CSV Log Editor the dates show correct. I had to search them all out and delete them.
The uploaded log save as the wrong dates, Aug. As an example the date displayed in the converted log showed day/month/year. The conversion was good so I saved it and uploaded it to my SOTA log just to find out the the dates were changed when saved. I converted a new batch of SOTA contacts from an ADIF to CSV using the converter on the SOTA Mapping page.
0 kommentar(er)
