Monitoring Performance

12) Let's run a Performance report to see how well my station is doing DX-wise.

DXtreme Station Log 15 offers a multitude of reports as well as
integration with Afreet DX Atlas!1

I can easily run a Performance report for DXCC Entities, Continents, Grids, CQ Zones,
WAS, Digital Applications, and more ... for my
entire log, or just a subset of my log.

I begin by choosing Entities as the subject of the report and that I want to include deleted entities.
Next I select the display of bookended subjects — in that prefixes and entity names will appear on both sides
of each record — and that I want to see a DX Atlas map of entity pins.

Monitoring performance - Starting the Performance report.

While I can run a report for all my data, I click Set Criteria Window
to run a Performance report that shows DXCC entities that are:

1) Verified
2) By LoTW
3) While operating FT8
4) Using JTDX
5) Running 1 to 50 watts

Monitoring performance - Setting criteria for a Performance report.

I click Run.

And edit the suggested report name, adding a little more detail. Then I click OK.

Monitoring performance - Editing the Performance report name.

You can define and run your own reports on the Set Criteria
window! Perhaps you'd like to run a report for a
specific antenna, to see how well it performs ...

... or for a particular band, mode, or user-defined field.

As you can see, there are many possibilities on the
Set Criteria window!

1 — A software license for DX Atlas is required only if you want to use DX Atlas.


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