Cabrillo to Excel — a contest log as a spreadsheet
Open a Cabrillo contest log (.log, .cbr) and save it as an Excel spreadsheet: one row per QSO with date, time, call, band, frequency, mode, reports and exchange. In your browser, nothing uploaded.
About this conversion
To count your QSOs by hour, compare two operators or check what a club station logged, a spreadsheet beats a text file. Drop the Cabrillo log here: it opens as a table first — filter it by band or mode, search for a call — and saves as an Excel file with one row per QSO, the exchange in its own columns.
Just want to look inside it?
The same tool without converting anything: open the file and read it.
The same log, other ways
The log stays open after it is read, so the format is picked at the end: the same file can leave here as ADIF (.adi), ADX (.adx), CSV, JSON, POTA (.adi) or SOTA CSV (V2). Before that you can filter it by band, mode, year, country or QSL status and save only those QSOs.
Questions
- Which columns does it have?
- The ADIF names of the fields: QSO_DATE, TIME_ON, CALL, BAND, FREQ, MODE, RST_SENT, RST_RCVD, STX_STRING, SRX_STRING (and STX, SRX for serial numbers), STATION_CALLSIGN and CONTEST_ID.
- Can I get it back into Cabrillo after editing?
- Yes. Save the spreadsheet, drop it on this page, and choose Save log as → Cabrillo: the columns are read by their names.