Hi Byron:
So if you want to great a grid/graticule , the simplest way is to set
the map view to your desired coordinate reference system (EPSG:4326 for
example). If you have some data that you can add to the map canvas that
covers you can add it to use as the extent of the new graticule. You
can set the extent of the grid from either; calcutate from an existing
layer, using the current map canvas extent, or you can draw a box in
the canvas.
To add the graticule, select Vector>Research Tools> Create Grid and fill
out the parameters.
Kirk Schmidt
On 10/1/2021 2:30 PM, Firstname Lastname wrote:
i have several maps to georeference that have reference grid in
lat/long. can someone please tell me how to display the coordinate
grid in lat long on the map so that i get some nice grid lines for
reference. actually, knowing how to post the reference lines in any
coordinate system would be helpful.
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Conjugate Geologic Services Limited
Calgary, Alberta Canada
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