Hi Maria,
You are welcome! And thanks for reporting back.
Raymond
On 26-01-19 01:24, Maria Shinoto wrote:
Calvin, Etienne, Raymond,
Thank you all three for your answers.
I tested the suggestions with my limited knowledge of QGIS and could use
it very well. I can pursue my task now.
For the records: The suggestions from Raymond worked all very well;
Etiennes idea with the virtual field is an excellent idea for ongoing
work, unfortunately the calculation example did not work for me -- but
it is OK with the more basic solution. Finally, the lat-lon plugin as
well as the POI Exporter seem to work seemlessly. I have now to learn
about all the power of these plugins.
Thanks again,
Maria
Am 2019-01-25 um 23:29 schrieb C Hamilton <adenacult...@gmail.com
<mailto:adenacult...@gmail.com>>:
Maria,
You can certainly do it with the field calculator, but I wanted an
easier way. I programmed this capability into the Lat Lon Tools
<http://plugins.qgis.org/plugins/latlontools/>plugin. The specific
function is "Geometry to field". You can access it from "Plugins->Lat
Lon Tools->Conversions->Geometry to field" or from the processing
toolbox under Lat Lon tools.
There is a lot of functionality with this. You can export the the
points to either a single field in the attributes table with a
separator or to two fields. You can specify the output CRS. You can
also choose between Decimal degrees, DMS coordinates, GeoJSON, WKT,
MGRS, and Plus Codes.
As far as getting it onto your Garmin device try the POI Exporter
<http://plugins.qgis.org/plugins/poiexport/>plugin which is another
plugin I wrote. Look at the documentation. It will export your data in
GPX format and you can use Garmin Basecamp or the Garmin POI Loader to
get it onto your device.
Calvin
On Fri, Jan 25, 2019 at 5:49 AM Maria Shinoto <ma...@shinoto.de
<mailto:ma...@shinoto.de>> wrote:
Hi,
I have been watching YouTube and reading tutorials the whole
afternoon, but I do not get this simple task done:
I have a map with several layers in EPSG:2444. Now I create
another vector layer with points, which represents points that I
have to go myself and check for several features. I will go there
with my Garmin Etrex 10 GPS.
So, I would like to
- add the coordinates of the certain points into the attribute
table to print out the table later.
- create a file with the coordinates in order to import it into
the GPS device and walk along all points.
My question:
1. How do I get readable (GPS) coordinates into the attribute
table (automatically, with field calculator or so)?
2. Can I export a GPX file or so from these coordinates to import
into a Garmin device (if so, how?)
It seems so basic, but I do not succeed.
Best,
Maria
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