Clicking on the "Statistics" button in the control panel will open a new window - the **Statistics** window - with every metric the developers could think of that's related to your QSO data.
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### **Logbook Data**
The first tab in the **Statistics** window is Logbook data. It's self explanatory: the columns reflect the data collected by WSJT-X plus any other external logs you've chosen to import into your current working session.
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##### **_Sorting_**
Click on a column header (i.e., Station, Mode, DXCC) to sort the table by that column. The initial sort will be alphabetically from A to A. Click on the column header again and the table will reverse sort from Z to A.
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* The number of QSOs that meet your criteria appears at the top of the page.
* The initial search results return sorted in reverse chron order: newest date to earliest. You can then click on the column headings to do any further sorts you wish.
* The filter is not case sensitive. If you input an "a" it will automatically be converted to an "A".
* The order you type characters into the search box matters. The search function does a character string search so will get a different set of results doing a filter search for "JY" than one done for "YJ"
###### **_Grid Filtering_**
You can filter grid data the same way you filter callsigns: by typing one or more characters into the yellow box above the **Grid** column label. However the filter results are entirely dependent on the _order of the search string characters._ Some examples from an actual data set will make this clearer.
* Filtering the data for Grids with **"L"** returns the following: four QSOs where **"L"** is the _first letter_ of the two letter grid identification.
* But it omits data where **"L"** is _the second letter_ in the initial two letter grid I.D. such as grids beginning DL, EL, FL, etc.
You cannot filter for a number character alone in a grid I.D. alone:
But you can filter for grids that contain a number that follows two alphabetic characters like, "\✱\✱#" (where ✱ is a letter and # is a number). Filtering for **DM9** returns these results:
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You can filter for an exact string of four characters such the the following example which filtered data for grids **"EL96"**:
###### **_Filtering for Band, Mode, QSL, and DXCC_**
Clicking on any of these green boxes gives you a drop-down menu from which you can make your section.
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| **Band** | **Mode** | **QSL** | **DXCC** |
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### **Scores and Awards**
Before discussing the Scores and Awards tabs on the **Statistics** page an explanation of "shading" versus "highlighting" is in order because shading and highlighting are used on most of the awards pages.
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This user has worked four continents and 27 U.S. states via the specific mode of FT-4 on the 20 meter band.
The user has worked 5 continents and 46 states in _some_ digital band on 40 meters.
No contacts in any digital mode on the 160 meter band.
No contacts using CW on the 20 meter band.
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