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Moving Columns in Log View
24-11-2025, 09:19 AM,
#1
Moving Columns in Log View
Move Columns
I cannot seem to Click and Drag columns in the Log book view
I click the header and drag the mouse but nothing happens.
What am I doing wrong?
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Ian G4GIR
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24-11-2025, 11:48 AM,
#2
RE: Moving Columns in Log View
Hi Ian,

When something goes wrong in the logbook view, the best way is to "reset" the view. Go to C:\Swisslog\Queries\Logbooks and delete the file with the name of your query and the RPL extension. Exemple: Simple logbook_TGridLogwindow.RPL. This file is created automatically when user open a query and include all the customizations made in the view. So close Swisslog, delete this file and open Swisslog again and the view. You will see it as it was designed by default.

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Jordi, EA3GCV
Current developer of Swisslog
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24-11-2025, 01:29 PM,
#3
RE: Moving Columns in Log View
Hello Jordi,

I don't have any .RPL files in this folder. they are all .SPQ files. The only .RPL file on my PC is "Default_TGridLogWindow.RPL"

I have installed a fresh Swisslog on another PC, and this function dosen't work on that PC.

To clarify what I am doing:- In the window headed View Logbook, []. I am left mouse click held down on e.g Date column, but no blue bars appear.

In the Entry of QSO's Window it does work OK.

Thanks for the help

Ian G4GIR
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25-11-2025, 03:01 PM, (This post was last modified: 25-11-2025, 03:02 PM by EA3GCV.)
#4
RE: Moving Columns in Log View
Hello Ian,

If you simply want to move and rearrange columns, simply hold down mouse left button on the column then drag to the desired position and release. When moving, you will see a green double arrow which will guide you to know the place it will be released.

I highly recommend you to read carefully the Logbook View chapter in the Swisslog help (or follow the link below) to know all functions in the Logbook view:

https://www.swisslogforwindows.com/engli...20View.htm

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Jordi, EA3GCV
Current developer of Swisslog
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