NEQP Results

[N1API]

This is a total of four QSO Parties starting Saturday and going through Sunday at UTC day's end, so the Contest Managers will have to figure the scores.
I spent a lot of time on 40 meters working the locals.  I think upwards of 130 QSOs in NEQP.

START-OF-LOG: 3.0

LOCATION: CT
CALLSIGN: N1API
CLUB: Meriden ARC
CONTEST: NEWE-QSO-PARTY
CATEGORY-OPERATOR: SINGLE-OP
CATEGORY-ASSISTED: ASSISTED
CATEGORY-BAND: ALL
CATEGORY-MODE: MIXED
CATEGORY-POWER: LOW
CATEGORY-STATION: FIXED
CATEGORY-TRANSMITTER: ONE
CLAIMED-SCORE: 20034
OPERATORS: N1API
NAME: Al
ADDRESS: ADDRESS-CITY: Meriden
ADDRESS-STATE-PROVINCE: CT
ADDRESS-POSTALCODE: 06451
ADDRESS-COUNTRY: UNITED STATES
GRID-LOCATOR: FN31OM
EMAIL:
CREATED-BY: N1MM Logger+ 1.0.9875.0


Contest:  NEWE QSOPARTY
Band      Mode      QSOs       Pts      Mul
7              CW          75       150         8
14            CW          80       156        24 
14           USB          37         37        17
21            CW          17         34          3
21           USB            1           1          1
Total       Both        210        378        53
Score:  20,034
1 Mult = 4.0 Q's

Mine does not look very much like this. The first thing that jumps out at me on mine is that there was nowhere for me to put in the club info and it does not show up. I'm sure that is an operator error. Is there a way to edit it now or tell me how to make sure I know how to include it in the future?

You need a logging program that produces a Cabrillo file like N1MM.  I think though for something like this one since it is a QSO party run by a individual you can just send it in and mention that you would like to use Meriden ARC as your club for the log.   You are going to find though that if you enter more formal contests like the ones sponsored by the ARRL, CQ or DARC, (Germany's Worked All Europe Contests), you are going to have to submit a Cabrillo file so you will need a contest program or a logging program that produces a Cabrillo file.  Maybe time for a Club Activity Meeting on contesting logging programs.  Usually the contest rules will specify what formats they accept for logs.