Submitted - This is the number of entities within the awards program that are part of a current application and awaiting approval. QSOs are not included in this total once they have been included in an application and appear in the Submitted column. This information will be used by the operator to make an awards application. Not Submitted - This is the number of entities within the awards program that have been confirmed, but not yet included in an awards application. Entities Needed - This is the number of entities within the awards program that have not been worked. The information directs the operator to the QSOs that can be pursued for confirmation. Need QSL - This is the number of entities within the awards program that have been worked but not confirmed. The award is created to only include the QSL types relevant for that award. Each awards program accepts different QSLs (for example, QSL cards, eQSL, and LOTW confirmations may not be accepted for all awards). Confirmed - This is the total number of entities within the awards program that have qualifying QSL confirmations. Worked - This is the total number of entities within the awards program that have been worked, regardless of QSL or award credits. The columns represent QSO, QSL, and Award credits within the selected awards program. Endorsements are listed beginning with an asterisk below the related award. The rows represent awards or endorsements within the selected awards program. All awards programs conform to this format. Understanding the meaning of the rows, columns, and cells is an easy but important step in using the awards feature. The awards totals panel consists of “rows, columns, and cells” – similar to a spreadsheet. 
It is possible to copy these hard-coded awards and customize them to suit the user’s liking (this will be covered later). When the award name is followed by “(Ham Radio Deluxe)”, this signifies that the award is hard-coded into the program and cannot be modified.
To the right of the list of awards programs, you will see the awards totals for the selected awards program (DXCC, in this example). On the left of your screen you will see a list of sixteen Award Programs that are currently supported by Ham Radio Deluxe. The Awards Tracking tab will be displayed. To open the Awards Tracking tab, click on the Awards Tracking icon in Logbook. Additionally, users have the ability to create and track additional awards of the operators choosing. It tracks over 200 awards and endorsements in sixteen awards programs. The Awards Tracking module in Ham Radio Deluxe Logbook provides the most complete award tracking features of any software available on the market. Solution home Ham Radio Deluxe User Guides Logbook Awards Tracking
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