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Message: [QUOTE="Neal Culiner, post: 18880, member: 1"] Hello Andy, What you're experiencing is "by design" - let me explain. When you add information on your iPhone and then sync it to the My Sync portal, you can edit the information on your iPhone and sync again, the My Sync portal will update the records it will NOT duplicate them. However, as you have done, you synced your PC and therefore the data was removed from the My Sync portal so anything coming from the device will be ADDED to the My Sync portal again and synced to the PC as new data. If you have already completed the sync "loop" i.e. [B]iPhone --> My Sync --> PC[/B] then you should make the edits on the PC and not your iPhone. You CAN make the edits on the iPhone if you wish to keep them for reference but I suggest checking "Synchronized" on the bottom of the flight log editor to mark your edit as already synced and the edit will remain on the iPhone and not be sent to the cloud again. You can easily delete the duplicated flights in Logbook Pro by selecting the row header (left of the Date) and press DELETE or click the red X. Hope this explains the scenario and others can learn from your post here as well. Thank you for using the public forum for your question. [/QUOTE]