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=COUNTIF(D:D, "20m")
This is an array formula (Press Ctrl+Shift+Enter). =SUM(1/COUNTIF(J:J, J:J)) (Assumes DXCC is in column J) ham radio log sheet excel template
For decades, the humble paper logbook has been a staple of the amateur radio operator’s shack. There’s something nostalgic about the smell of a well-worn ledger and the scratch of a pen logging a rare DX contact. However, in the digital age, relying solely on paper is inefficient, error-prone, and lacks analytical power. =COUNTIF(D:D, "20m") This is an array formula (Press
Have you created a unique Excel log sheet feature? Share your template in the comments below, or check out our resource page for a direct download link to the "Ultimate Ham Radio Excel Log Sheet v2.0" (free for subscribers). However, in the digital age, relying solely on
Several clubs publish a hybrid log/scoresheet that automatically calculates your Field Day points based on power source (Battery vs. Commercial) and mode.
Here are the your Excel template must have:
The American Radio Relay League offers a simple .xls file on its website. It focuses on the bare essentials: Date, Time, Call, Band, Mode, RST. Best for beginners.
=COUNTIF(D:D, "20m")
This is an array formula (Press Ctrl+Shift+Enter). =SUM(1/COUNTIF(J:J, J:J)) (Assumes DXCC is in column J)
For decades, the humble paper logbook has been a staple of the amateur radio operator’s shack. There’s something nostalgic about the smell of a well-worn ledger and the scratch of a pen logging a rare DX contact. However, in the digital age, relying solely on paper is inefficient, error-prone, and lacks analytical power.
Have you created a unique Excel log sheet feature? Share your template in the comments below, or check out our resource page for a direct download link to the "Ultimate Ham Radio Excel Log Sheet v2.0" (free for subscribers).
Several clubs publish a hybrid log/scoresheet that automatically calculates your Field Day points based on power source (Battery vs. Commercial) and mode.
Here are the your Excel template must have:
The American Radio Relay League offers a simple .xls file on its website. It focuses on the bare essentials: Date, Time, Call, Band, Mode, RST. Best for beginners.